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Visual constructions of South Asian society in film.

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Annamaria Motrescu-Mayes .

The event is free, but please book a seat by telephone at 01223 338094 or amm230@cam.ac.uk

This seminar presents an overview of representations of South Asian history on film and discusses several film examples, all genres, made from 1897 onwards. The seminar also includes a brief introduction to using the Centre of South Asian Studies visual and oral archives in learning about South Asian history.

This talk is part of the Film and History Seminar Series: Teaching Modern South Asian History with Film and Oral History series.

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