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What Are Our Women Like in America?
Producer: Third World Newsreel
1994
Color
12 minutes
US
English subtitles

What Are Our Women Like in America?

An insightful and hilarious account of one immigrant Indian man's attempt to come to grips with American pop culture and "Westernized" Indian women. A TWN Workshop Production.
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