It is a metaphoric question that Landless begins with: Do scarecrows have their own land? The film depicts movingly the struggle of Dalit labourers in Punjab for land and a life of dignity.
“I consider myself part of the Dalit community of landless labourers and I have made this film for myself,” said Randeep Maddoke, producer and director of Landless, at a screening organised by the Foundation of Indian Contemporary Art in Delhi. “The way I talk and act is the language of the film.”
An activist with the Punjab Khet Mazdoor. . .
