claim: Louis Malle produced only German language films.
evidence: Time for Tea  : Women , Labor and Post-colonial Politics on an Indian Plantation -LRB- 2011 -RRB- is a post-colonial feminist ethnographic critique of labour practices in Indian tea plantations .. post-colonial feminist. Postcolonial feminism. tea. tea. Through personal interviews , anecdotes and a play , Piya Chatterjee examines the role gender , class , and race play in the production , consumption and circulation of tea .. tea. tea. Transcending the realm of local politics and culture , the ethnography reveals the multilayered , multispatial , colonial dimension of gendered labour .. She begins by deconstructing the image of the tea box itself to showcase how the image of the exotic tea-plucking women distracts the consumer from the harsh working conditions of plantations .. tea. tea. By providing a historical account of the tea industry in India , Chatterjee reveals the intricate link between colonialism and the gendered division of labour in North Bengalese plantations .. India. India. tea. tea. While gender is her main unit of analysis , Chatterjee explores the way in which colonialism has shaped and continues to shape , the patriarchal and class-based nature of plantations .. Coming from a Global South perspective , she demonstrates the intersectionality of gender , class and race , as mutually constitutive mechanisms of oppression .. Global South. Global South. Throughout the novel , she acknowledges her own privilege as a Global South academic and highlights the difficulties of speaking for the subaltern .. Global South. Global South. subaltern. Subaltern ( postcolonialism )