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A new universalism: terrorism and film language in Mani Ratnam 's Kannathil Muthamittal.
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Article Type:
Critical essay
Subject:
Terrorism (Portrayals)
Terrorism (Media coverage)
Filmmakers (Works)
Author:
Jaikumar, Priya
Pub Date:
06/22/2006
Publication:
Name: Post Script Publisher: Post Script, Inc. Audience: General; Trade Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Business; Business, internationalCopyright: COPYRIGHT 2006 Post Script, Inc. ISSN: 0277-9897
Issue:
Date: Summer, 2006 Source Volume: 25 Source Issue: 3
Topic:
NamedWork: Kannathil Muthamittal (Motion picture) Event Code: 290 Public affairs
Product:
Product Code: 9101340 Terrorist Control; 9916550 Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism NAICS Code: 92212 Police Protection
Persons:
Named Person: Ratnam, Mani
Geographic:
Geographic Scope: India Geographic Code: 9INDI India
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