-Have you decided which one you want to buy?
-Which one will you recommend?
(picks up gun)
-"You must be really happy today."
Glock 210...Austrian.
(hands over gun)
Mr. Bachchan used it in the film 'Deewar'.
2 lakhs only.-Huh? (sets gun down)
-(picks next gun up)
"What's your name Basanti?"-(nods) Sholay.
-The Colt 1851...American.
Mr. Bachchan used this to kill Sambha.
150,000 only-(quickly sets down gun)
-(sighs)
(picks up last gun and points)
"Honor. Tradition! Discipline.
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Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia Cuntapay 2011
Documentary Challenge 2020
Task: MockumentaryMarch Around the World 2020
Country: PhilippinesAlso featured on my Bubbling Under: Top 100* Highest-Rated Women-Directed Films With Less Than 1k Logs at number 42 (I haven't sorted it by rating in a while). Review to come, but in the meantime, you can temporarily? watch this film officially on Youtube with hardsubbed English subtitles here: youtu.be/gQL8P_h3OPY
Go forth and watch - let's get it some more views! And a big thanks to Alex Simeon's COVID-era Available Films Online for Free list, which alerted me to this film's current availability.
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Female Singers. Memories of Life and Death in Colombia 2013
March Around the World 2020
Country: ColombiaThis documentary can be found on Hoopla as Cantadoras (2017) in Spanish with English subtitles.
Follows five Afro-Colombian women singers/musicians from around Colombia and gives a window on the culture and origin of their traditional songs. Topics range from death, childhood, warding off the evil eye, displacement from their land by organized farming, paramilitary groups, etc. Considering that the majority of my experience with Colombia has been of mostly Spanish origin, it was really informative to see some of the Afro-Colombian experience that I have a feeling is minimized in Colombian media.
