Prasad’s dual roles as director and Indian-American subject intensify the film’s potential to evoke empathy from its audience. The film deftly walks the line between seriousness and humor; it is didactic, but in a cleverly entertaining manner.
— Wendy Highby, EMRO
While the story of ignorance among different stereotype groups is the same for many, Prasad presents the Indian-American view in a way both informative and friendly... A great discussion starter on the subjects of prejudice and cultural differences.
— Ellen Druda, Library Journal, Jan 2013, Vol 138, No 1, p 58
“A well researched, powerful, and professional production depiction of the diaspora history, both then and now.”
— Prof. Surendra Gambhir, South Asian studies, University of Pennsylvania
The film covers a breadth of topics and experiences, and makes them accessible to a general audience.
— Patricia Nguyen, Senior Director, Diversity Programs, UCLA

Institutions that own or have screened

"Not a Feather, but a Dot"

Beal College

Berkeley College

Bluffton University

Bucknell University

City College of New York

College of New Jersey

Cornell University

Denison College

Des Moines Community College

Metropolitan College of New York

Philips Exeter Academy

Princeton University

St. Louis Community College

Stevens Institute of Technology

Texas Tech University

University of Akron

University of Arkansas

University of Connecticut

University of Houston

University of Iowa

University of Northern Colorado

Wheaton College

 

Ann Arbor Library

Bridgewater Library

Edgewater Library

Finklestein Memorial Library

Hoboken Library

Kings County Library

Mahwah Public Library

Morristown Library

New City Library

North Bergen Public Library

Patchogue-Medford Library

Princeton Library

Roseland Library

Salt Lake City Public Library

Santa Clara County Library

Scotch Plains Public Library

Springfield Public Library

Upper Saddle River Library