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Indian Australian filmmaker debuts video installation at Darwin Festival

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One of the Northern Territory's largest cultural festivals is happening in Darwin, featuring more than 700 local and international artists. Among the artists is Naina Sen, whose installation involved the input of hundreds of women from Australia's Indian diaspora to reconstruct the meaning of their female identity.
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