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A room of her own

A room of her own

Nov 17, 2020, at 07:13 pm

In societies set with patriarchal values, middle-aged women trying to chart a life of their own are looked at with suspicion. But some break the norm anyway, as protagonists in two films, one from Georgia and the other from India, show, writes Ranjita Biswas

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A room of her own Tue, Nov 17 2020