Narmada: A Valley Rises
A 200 kilometer non-violent march involved 6,000 participants advocating for human rights and social justice in a democratic context.
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A 200 kilometer non-violent march involved 6,000 participants advocating for human rights and social justice in a democratic context.
Synopsis
A group of 6,000 participants embarks on a 200-kilometer non-violent march along the Narmada River in India. This Gandhian movement, which took place in 1994, seeks to address issues of human rights, social justice, and development within a democratic framework. The film captures the determination of the marchers and provides an intimate portrait of their struggle. Through its vivid cinematography, it presents a unique perspective on a significant social movement.
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