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- "Mississippi Masala."
Film Quarterly v46, n4 (Summer, 1993):23 (4 pages).
- Ansen, David.
- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
Newsweek v119, n7 (Feb 17, 1992):65.
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- "Masala." (movie reviews)
Sight and Sound v2, n4 (August, 1992):58.
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- 'Mississippi Masala' - Nair,M.
Cineaste, 1992, V19 N2-3:66-67.
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- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
America v166, n11 (April 4, 1992):274.
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- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
Migration World Magazine v20, n2 (March-April, 1992):40.
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- "Mississippi Masala." (Living Arts Pages) (movie reviews)
New York Times v141 (Wed, Feb 5, 1992):B1(N), C15(L), col 1, 17 col in.
- Denby, David.
- "Mississippi Masala."
New York v25, n6 (Feb 10, 1992):50 (2 pages).
- Freedman, Samuel G.
- "One People in Two Worlds." (movie director Mira Nair and her film
'Mississippi Masala')
New York Times v141, sec2 (Sun, Feb 2, 1992):H13(N), H13(L), col 1, 46 col
in.
- Johnson, Brian D.
- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
Maclean's v105, n10 (March 9, 1992):52.
- Kelly, Ernece B.
- "Two New Places for Black Males in Two New Films." ('Grand Canyon' and
'Mississippi Masala') (Special Careers Issue)
Crisis v99, n4 (April-May, 1992):8 (2 pages).
- Two films with black actors playing key roles serve as departures from the
typical stereotyped image of Afro-Americans as mere 'bucks, coons and
Toms.' In 'Grand Canyon,' Danny Glover portrays a tow truck operator whose
philosophical insights strongly influence the rest of the film's
characters. In 'Mississippi Masala,' Denzel Washington tackles the role of
a commercial rug cleaner who breaks racial barriers by becoming
romantically involved with an East Indian girl.
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- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
Nation v254, n7 (Feb 24, 1992):246.
- Mehta, Binita.
- "Emigrants Twice Displaced: Race, Color, and Identity in Mira Nair's
Mississippi Masala." In:
Between the Lines: South Asians and Post-Coloniality / edited by Deepika
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New York Times v141 (Thu, Sept 10, 1992):B5(N), C22(L), col 1, 3 col in.
- Reid, Mark A.
- "Rebirth of a Nation: Three Recent Films Resist the Southern Stereotypes of
D. W. Griffith, Depicting a Technicolor Region of Black, Brown, and G(R)ay."
Southern Exposure, vol. 20 no. 4. 1992 Winter. pp: 26-28.
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- "Mississippi Masala." (movie reviews)
Wall Street Journal (Thu, Feb 6, 1992):A12(W), A12(E), col 1, 17 col in.
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- "Mississippi Masala."
New Yorker v68, n9 (April 20, 1992):82 (3 pages).
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- "Focusing on the Margins."(film maker Mira Nair)
Time v139, n9 (March 2, 1992):67.
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Christian Science Monitor v84, n82 (Tue, March 24, 1992):11, col 2, 13 col
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Sight & Sound I/7, Nov 91; p.(6-9). illus.
Mira Nair discusses her film "Mississippi masala".
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