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Speaking tree. Natasha de Batak, réal

Betak, Natasha de 2008

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Titre:
Speaking tree. Natasha de Batak, réal
Titre de forme: Films documentaires
Asie
Inde
Auteur: Betak, Natasha de
Éditeur: Watertown : Documentary Educational Resources, 2008
Sujets: Malades mentales -- Famille -- DVD -- Inde;
Maladies mentales -- Aspect social -- Inde -- Narmadā (Inde région);
Films ethnographiques -- DVD -- Inde
Notes: Cop. : Monsoon films ; Wonderworks ; Les Films du Tamarin, 2007
Version en hindi ; sous-titres en anglais
Résumé: Indiqué sur la jaquette : Speaking Tree is a beautiful film about a man named Deva who looses his mind while grazing camels in the desert of Northwestern India. As a result of his madness, he is chained to a tree for nearly a decade and cared for by his mother and brother. When an earthquake devastates the region, leaving tens of thousands dead and millions homeless, Deva regains his sanity and attempts to adapt to his former way of life. From five years of candid observation of Deva, interviews with Deva's family and footage of contemporary Indian village life, filmmaker Natasha de Betak weaves a compassionate and visually stunning account of the fragile man's bout with insanity and his struggle to come to terms with his newly regained clarity of mind.
Langue: Hindi
Date d'édition: 2008
Desc. matérielle: 1 DVD (1 h 05 min) : coul., (PAL), sonore

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