Waves of Revolution

About This Movie

Waves of Revolution is this raw, in-your-face documentary from Anand Patwardhan that really captures the grit of the 1974-75 Bihar uprising. Made during India's Emergency, it feels like a pulse of the times – a period of repression where voices fought to be heard. The pacing is gritty, with a mix of real-life events and heartfelt interviews, painting a vivid picture of struggle and activism. Patwardhan's lens doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities faced by the people, which gives it a distinct authenticity. The atmosphere is thick with tension and hope, as it showcases both the despair and the resilience of the common man. It stands out in the realm of political documentaries for its unvarnished portrayal of societal upheaval.

Documents the Bihar uprising of 1974-75 · Filmed during India's Emergency period · Focuses on grassroots activism and social issues