Bibliography: Sita Sings the Blues by Nina Paley (Link)
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Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Reading Notes: Sita Sings the Blues, Part A
I really enjoyed this short film. The acting out of the story was very creative and really kept me interested. The way that the film talked about the story and then acted it out helped me remember everything we have read and appreciate it more as it was acted out. This short film made the story more comical rather than the serious version we read over the past few weeks, which I enjoyed. The film made me focus more on King Dashartha's family. I think I could write a story about his three wives ad four sons similar to the Ramayana but with my own twist. I really enjoyed this film and I am interested to see what I come up with for my story this week.
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