Printed Rainbow Explained

Printed Rainbow
Director:	Gitanjali Rao
Producer:	Gitanjali Rao
Music:	Rajivan Ayappan
Runtime:	15 minutes
Country:	India

Printed Rainbow is a 2006 Indian animated short film directed, animated and produced by Gitanjali Rao. It was first screened in International Critic's Week 2006 film festival held in Cannes, France.^{[1] [2] [3]}

Notes and References

1. Book: Benarjee, Debalina. 2014. Boundaries of the Self: Gender, Culture and Spaces. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 91–92. 9781443857062.
2. Book: Dwivedi, Richa. 2017. The Ultimate Guide to 21st Century Careers. Hachette India. 44–45. 9789351951476.
3. Web site: Cannes International Critics' WeekEdition 2006|website=unifrance.org|access-date=27 March 2018}}

   Plot

   A lonely old phillumenist

   ] woman lives in a little flat and uses her collection of matchboxes covers to dream away to more adventurous and fantastical worlds.

   Music

   Background score for the film is composed by Rajivan Ayappan. It also features one folk song Na Ja Balam Pardes sung by Begum Akhtar.

   Awards

   Three awards as best short film at the Cannes International Critic's Week 2006 festival including:

   • Kodak Short Film Award
   • Critic's Award

   External links

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