卡克的这部有关独立印度概念的证词电影以印度独立日开头，那天克什米尔首府斯利那加上空升起了这一独立国家的国旗。

我们如何欢庆自由 Jashn-e-azadi – How We Celebrate Freedom (2007)

导演: Sanjay Kak

编剧: Tarun Bhartiya

类型: 纪录片

制片国家/地区: 印度

上映日期: 2007

片长: 139分钟

豆瓣 8.2分IMDB暂无

《我们如何欢庆自由》是一部纪录片。卡克的这部有关独立印度概念的证词电影以印度独立日开头，那天克什米尔首府斯利那加上空升起了这一独立国家的国旗。卡克的电影其实展现的只是克什米尔的又一天，不平凡岁月中的平凡一日。克什米尔经历了将近20年的武装冲突，6万人死亡，近7千人失踪。卡克用真实的镜头、诗歌和文字组成了他的电影。

One of the great documentaries from independent India, the film is a stunningly photographed saga of an ancient and now politically war-torn land: Kashmir. The celebration of Indian independence in Kashmir begins with the burial of bodies whose deaths took place for unknown reasons. The flag ritually goes up in the heart of Srinagar, Kashmir. But the empty streets and the sullen silence that greet India’s claim on Kashmir spark off old questions about freedom and its denial. After 18 years of an armed struggle, with 60,000 dead and nearly 7,000 missing, Kashmir’s people begin to look within their ledger of loss. Using a mix of verité footage, rare archival material, poetry and text, this is a provocative look at Indian democracy, and a reflection on power, resistance and freedom’s terrible thirst.

This is the first of three films on Kashmir, all of which signal the revival of a documentary of rights. It has been filmed by one of India’s leading cinematographers, Ranjan Palit.

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卡克的这部有关独立印度概念的证词电影以印度独立日开头，那天克什米尔首府斯利那加上空升起了这一独立国家的国旗。

我们如何欢庆自由 Jashn-e-azadi – How We Celebrate Freedom (2007)

导演: Sanjay Kak

编剧: Tarun Bhartiya

类型: 纪录片

制片国家/地区: 印度

上映日期: 2007

片长: 139分钟

豆瓣 8.2分IMDB暂无

《我们如何欢庆自由》是一部纪录片。卡克的这部有关独立印度概念的证词电影以印度独立日开头，那天克什米尔首府斯利那加上空升起了这一独立国家的国旗。卡克的电影其实展现的只是克什米尔的又一天，不平凡岁月中的平凡一日。克什米尔经历了将近20年的武装冲突，6万人死亡，近7千人失踪。卡克用真实的镜头、诗歌和文字组成了他的电影。

One of the great documentaries from independent India, the film is a stunningly photographed saga of an ancient and now politically war-torn land: Kashmir. The celebration of Indian independence in Kashmir begins with the burial of bodies whose deaths took place for unknown reasons. The flag ritually goes up in the heart of Srinagar, Kashmir. But the empty streets and the sullen silence that greet India’s claim on Kashmir spark off old questions about freedom and its denial. After 18 years of an armed struggle, with 60,000 dead and nearly 7,000 missing, Kashmir’s people begin to look within their ledger of loss. Using a mix of verité footage, rare archival material, poetry and text, this is a provocative look at Indian democracy, and a reflection on power, resistance and freedom’s terrible thirst.

This is the first of three films on Kashmir, all of which signal the revival of a documentary of rights. It has been filmed by one of India’s leading cinematographers, Ranjan Palit.

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