Skin Deep (2001)
Synopsis
Skin Deep is an exploration of body images and self perception among contemporary urban, middle class women in India - feelings of being too dark, too fat, too old that everyone experiences and attempts to come to terms with. In India, as elsewhere, a woman's identity is first and foremost an extension of her physicality, whether by societal dictates or her own complicity. The film traces the dynamics of the eternal search for the ideal femininity and how it permeates the self-image of contemporary women. Shot in the form of a "docu-feature", it recreates interviews with various women into six first-person narratives which comprise the structure of the film. It is a playful, engrossing and articulate film on women's complicated and contradictory relationships with their bodies.
Release Date: 2001-01-19
Runtime: 83 minutes
Director: Reena Mohan
Soundtrack
Original Music Composer(s): N/A
Trailers & Videos
Images & Backdrops
No additional images or backdrops found.
Where to Watch
No watch providers found for this movie in TW.