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Directed by Somnath Waghmare
An American Fulbright scholar from Minneapolis – Gail Omvedt – arrived
in India in the 1970s. Shocked by its caste system, she dedicated her
life to the struggles of Dalits. Alongside her partner, the brilliant
anti-caste activist Bharat Patankar, she forged a lifelong fight for
justice in Kasegav, Maharashtra.
This intimate new film explores their shared journey and Gail’s
impactful final years in rural India.
Join us for a special screening followed by an in-person discussion
with the director, Somnath Waghmare, who was born to a rural
Dalit-Buddhist family in Malewadi, Western Maharashtra, India. His
mother worked as an agricultural labourer and his father was an
ex-mill worker in Bombay, though both have retired because of old
age. With limited resources and social capital he has produced the
films
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