The story of India [videorecording] / Michael Wood ... [et al.].

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FilmPublisher number: SIND600Publication details: [London] : Distributed by PBS Home Video, 2008.Description: 2 videodiscs (ca. 360 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inISBN:

0793670152
9780793670154

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Story of India (Television program)

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954.04 22

LOC classification:

DS436 .S85 2008

Contents:

Disc 2. Freedom. The power of ideas ; Spice routes and silk roads -- Disc 2. Ages of gold ; The meeting of two oceans ; Freedom.

Production credits:

Filmed by Jeremy Jeffs ; edited by Gerry Branigan; original music by Howard Davidson & the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; featured music by Ar Rahman ; written by Michael Wood ; directed by Jeremy Jeffs ; produced by Rebecca Dobbs.

Presented by Michael Wood.Summary: Historian Michael Wood chronicles the history of the Indian subcontinent, the richness and diversity of its peoples, and its continuing relevance in today's world.

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Region 1; widescreen (enhanced); Dolby Digital 5.1 surround.

Special feature: The sights and sounds of India.

Disc 2. Freedom. The power of ideas ; Spice routes and silk roads -- Disc 2. Ages of gold ; The meeting of two oceans ; Freedom.

Filmed by Jeremy Jeffs ; edited by Gerry Branigan; original music by Howard Davidson & the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; featured music by Ar Rahman ; written by Michael Wood ; directed by Jeremy Jeffs ; produced by Rebecca Dobbs.

Presented by Michael Wood.

Six-part BBC television series originally broadcast in 2007.

Historian Michael Wood chronicles the history of the Indian subcontinent, the richness and diversity of its peoples, and its continuing relevance in today's world.