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Farmer Protests - The Desktop Film
This unconventional desktop documentary offers a powerful, immersive look at the 2020 farmers’ protests in India, blending emails, social media conversations, and protest footage with artistic expression. Directed by Narvir Singh, the film captures the immediacy and emotional intensity of a growing movement, using art to respond to collective stress and optimism. Rather than an objective account, it provides a deeply personal and impressionistic view of one of India’s most significant uprisings, highlighting the transformative power of art in times of resistance and upheaval.
This unconventional desktop documentary offers a powerful, immersive look at the 2020 farmers’ protests in India, blending emails, social media conversations, and protest footage with artistic expression. Directed by Narvir Singh, the film captures the immediacy and emotional intensity of a growing movement, using art to respond to collective stress and optimism. Rather than an objective account, it provides a deeply personal and impressionistic view of one of India’s most significant uprisings, highlighting the transformative power of art in times of resistance and upheaval.
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