Sita Sings the Blues (2008 animated film)

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Published on Nov 11, 2023
Given that this independent free-culture film was produced by noted misandrist Jew Nina Paley, one might expect it to be full of man-hate and typical Cultural-Marxist drivel, but it re-tells the traditional Aryan story of THE RAMAYANA in a rather endearing way. It weaves three separate stories, a modern tale of a woman who can't keep her man, and a frame story of three modern Hindu narrators telling the tale of the Ram and Sita from the point of view of the jilted Sita. There are some of the expected crazy feminist view-points toward the end, but overall it is very well done.

Never-the-less, the real reason I'm adding this to this channel is because it is a great example of an independently produced free-culture film that demonstrates that it is possible to produce great films without a lot of money and outside of the clutches of Jewish Hollyweird. And this is necessary if Whites are going to regain their freedom from the Jewish Power structure and ever produce our own cultural artifacts again.

LEARN MORE:
Read William Buck's modern rendering of THE RAMAYANA in less than 80 pages: http://www.colchestercollection.com/titles/R/ramayana-indias-odyssey.html
Find more traditional Aryan myths, legends, and more: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/fiction.html
Find more books on traditional Aryan religions: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/religion.html
Learn more about true Aryan identity and culture: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/white-identity.html

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