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Watch movie theater The World Before Her Twenty young women from across India arrive for an intense, month-long beauty boot camp - they are the hand-picked contestants for the Miss India pageant. Winning the coveted title means instant stardom, a lucrative career path and freedom from the constraints of a patriarchal society. In another corner of India we visit a camp for young girls run by the militant fundamentalist movement. Through lectures and physical combat training, the girls learn what it means to be good Hindu women. Moving between the transformative action at both camps and the characters' private lives, The World Before Her creates a lively, provocative portrait of the world's largest democracy at a critical transitional moment. (c) Cinedigm You Can Watch Movie Online Streaming in HD from HERE Release Date The World Before Her May 6, 2013 Limited Genres The World Before Her : Documentary,Art House & International,Special Interest
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Pooja Chopra,Marc Robinson,Ankita Shorey,Ruhi Singh,Prachi Trivedi
Genres The World Before Her : Documentary,Art House & International,Special Interest
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With extraordinary access, Pahuja illuminates extraordinary conflicts and contradictions facing modern girls in a country even less ready for them than ours. Alan Scherstuhl-Village Voice A thought-provoking film that examines women's limited choices in a patriarchal country reeling from the contradictions of rapid modernization. Liam Lacey-Globe and Mail Extreme choices and attitudes confronting women in India are laid bare in Nisha Pahuja's quietly shocking film, the Best Canadian Feature winner at Hot Docs 2012. Peter Howell-Toronto Star