India

Run Time:

95min.

Director(s):

Genre(s):

Documentary,Special Interest

Plot: This uneven documentary on the sights and sounds and people of India by noted Italian director Roberto Rossellini mixes together city and country views, and a variety of disconnected events and activities like vegetables in a salad. Read More

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