The Sikh on the
Street Duration:
22 minutes, 33 seconds Release Date:
August 2005 Directed &
Edited by: Sartaj Singh Dhami Concept Design
by: Supreet Kaur Rekhi, Harjot Singh, Sartaj Singh Dhami Written and
Filmed by:
Supreet Kaur Rekhi
Summary:
In August 2005, a question
was
posed by a group of
Sikhs:After all the outreach and
education done in the post 9/11 world, do fellow Americans know who the
Sikhs
are now?The only way they felt to find
the answers was to actually go out into the streets and see what people
thought.
Filmed in Washington DC, several brave Non-Sikh
interviewees
step up to the camera and give their perspectives and thoughts about
who the
Sikhs are, and what beliefs they hold.
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