

Like Leaves in a Storm : Director: K.P. Sasi | Genre: Documentary | Produced In: 2007
Synopsis: A documentary on hardships and the effect of globalization on tea garden workers in India. The continuous hardships, forced alienation and marginalization of this community is a matter of grave concern.
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