

The Guide : Director: Pamela Nowicka | Genre: Documentary | Produced In: 2006
Synopsis: What is it like to be a tourist guide? S G Mohan,a guide at the famous Shore Temples In Mamallapuram, Tamil Nadu, takes us inside his work and world...with some surprising results.
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