The western genre, long associated either with American film and the lone cowboy holding fast to
independence in a changing landscape, or the spaghetti western, in which European directors examined more forcefully the often insidious nature of the more corrupt...
The western genre, long associated either with American film and the lone cowboy holding fast to
independence in a changing landscape, or the spaghetti western, in which European directors examined more forcefully the often insidious nature of the more corrupt side of the cowboy / frontier life, is given fresh eyes in Five Fingers for Marseilles.
Not exact matches
Hailing from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and England, the practitioners experiment with a range of media such as textiles, fibres, embroidery, film, photography and performance to highlight the
changing landscape of the subcontinent
in the 21st century, post
independence and partition.