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The End

Film · 1973

This film deals with the various factors involved in creating a war game and the after effects of tampering with peace and destroying it to achieve personal goals. The war scenes are picked up from various magazines and paper cuttings and are used as war actors, whereas the pigeons are symbolic of the living beings and represent peace. It is a metaphor for the misery of the game of war and its potential for suffering and destruction.

Directed by

Gopi Gajwan

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Release date 1973-01-07
Countries United States

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