Sita Sings the Blues
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GASP!!! Uploaded on my birthday!! I LOVE this story!! It's my all-time favorite! Thank you!!
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@GoldenStat3 The point behind it is that it's copyright free. Maybe you'd find the artist behind it is more interesting than the movie itself.
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Well, if the internet dies because of SOPA/PIPA, at least I'll still be able to watch this.
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RIP manish - the shadow puppet in the spacesuit - died dec 2, 2010 falling from a horse.
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Raavan has 9 heads in one scene :P lol
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Awesome film. Nice to see some asian animation that's not anime-esque (even if i like that too)
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near the end the blues was unbearable. I didnt see any message or point to this movie. I dont understand the hype behind this movie. Overall it was pointless to watch
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The animation is a must see for both its ability to say a story the irony and craftmanship. The parallel drawn, similarities clear and music is fantabulous!
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Nices done!!
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This film is utterly beautiful and deeply moving. I'm swept away and deeply in gratitude to Ms. Paley for sharing such a soulful and profound work.



I'm Hindu and I found Nina Paley's interpretation wonderful, engaging, funny, and thought provoking. Those who protest lack imagination and think that they have the monopoly on how religion ought to be embraced by people. Hinduism in its truest form is all about interpretation of the divine by the self; it's not about preaching by idiots with a stick up their ass.
JSDC007 3 months ago 24
We jusy watched this today in my Religion and Art in South Asia class. the teacher grew up Hindu. He loves this movie. I think everyone in the class loved it. It shows that humans feel the same things all through the ages, and that the gods are not really so different from us, or we from them. It makes them relatable. Anyone who thinks this movie is somehow mocking Hindu beliefs, or who is not charmed by the genuine human feeling of this movie is missing a piece of their soul. Go find it.
almishti 3 months ago 4