India's Daughter
2015 · Movie · 63 min
★ 7.4(46)unSUB Rating
This documentary revisits a brutal sexual assault and murder in Delhi that sparked widespread protests and urgent calls for change. Through interviews and commentary, it explores the attitudes and social pressures that can enable violence, while asking what must shift to protect women and reshape public thinking.
Based on 2012 Delhi gang rape case
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Details
- Years
- 2015
- Release date
- 2015-03-08
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 63 min
- TMDB rating (input)
- 8.1/10 (46 votes)
About
You may appreciate this if you want a hard-hitting, conversation-starting documentary about violence, accountability, and social change; Not for you if you avoid deeply distressing real-world stories or want a more balanced, wide-ranging investigation like The Act of Killing.
Pros: urgent social questions; powerful, unsettling interviews; sparks debate | Cons: very distressing subject; uneven expert commentary; limited narrative balance
Themes
- rape
- protest
- india
- woman director
Cast & crew
- AD
Asha Devi
as Herself, Jyoti Singh's mother
- BS
Badri Singh
as Himself, Jyoti Singh's father
- SA
Satendra
as Himself, Jyoti Singh's tutor and close friend
- MS
Mukesh Singh
as Himself, rapist
- MS
M.L. Sharma
as Himself, defence lawyer for the rapists
- VS
Vinay Sharma
as Himself, convicted of Jyoti Singh's rape and murder
- PG
Pawan Gupta
as Himself, convicted of Jyoti Singh's rape and murder
- AT
Akshay Thakur
as Himself, convicted of Jyoti Singh's rape and murder
- AS
A.P. Singh
as Himself, defence lawyer for the rapists
- LS
Leila Seth
as Herself - Former Chief Justice Member of Rape Review Committee
Directed by Leslee Udwin