MATRUBHOOMI: A NATION WITHOUT WOMEN
by Manish Jha
synopsis
In rural India of the near future, a small village has been reduced to a violent state of barbarianism. Because of the immoral tradition of female infanticide, the town is populated exclusively by brutish men. Nevertheless, wealthy Ramcharan tries to arrange a marriage for his eldest son Rakesh. He manages to purchase the only woman around, Kalki, who ends up serving all five of his sons. The violence only escalates from there.
| international title: | Matrubhoomi: A Nation Without Women | 
| original title: | Matrubhoomi: A Nation Without Women | 
| country: | France, India | 
| year: | 2003 | 
| genre: | fiction | 
| directed by: | Manish Jha | 
| film run: | 99' | 
| release date: | SE 15/10/2004, FR 26/01/2005 | 
| screenplay: | Manish Jha | 
| cast: | Tulip Joshi, Sudhir Pandey, Sushant Singh, Pankaj Jha, Piyush Mishra, Vinamra Pancharia, Mukesh Bhatt | 
| cinematography by: | Venu Gopal | 
| film editing: | Ashmith Kunder, Shirish Kunder | 
| art director: | Wasiq Khan | 
| costumes designer: | Isha Ahluwalia, Darshan Jalan | 
| music: | Salim Sulaiman | 
| producer: | Nicolas Blanc, Punkej Kharabanda, Patrick Sobelman | 
| production: | Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo, Diaphana, Gimages | 
| distributor: | Diaphana Distribution, Folkets Bio | 
















