Student films from Documentary Class, Spring 1993. 1993. UCB Music MUSI VCA29 Sikh women who have emigrated to Sacramento, Calif. from India perform several traditional dances and songs and discuss their lives in their new country. Young Sikhs also perform dances, some of which blend traditional and Western styles and music. Women Make Movies, 1989. A moving portrait of an Indian immigrant woman from Punjab, India, who works 12 hours a day in a Chicago restaurant.
Emphasis is on exploitation of immigrant women, feminism, and contrasting cultures.
He stays in a hotel in the Tenderloin District where he interacts with a variety of Americans. By looking at four East Indian women cabaret performers and comedians, film explores who sets the agenda for comedy. Film questions if humor is culturally specific. Comedian's commentary centerd around the East Indian cultural experience in Great Britain. Ambrose Video Pub.