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Credits

Director-screenwriter

Min Bahadur Bham
With

Thinley Lhamo, Sonam Topden
Nepal-France-Norway-Turkey-Hong Kong (S.A.R of China)-Taiwan-USA-Qatar 2024. 150min
Courtesy of

Best Friend Forever
Language

Nepalese

With English subtitles

Introduction

Tashi and Pema live in the Nepalese Himalayas. When Tashi goes missing around the time that Pema discovers she is pregnant, and with gossipy neighbours questioning her fidelity, Pema decides to embark on a search for her husband. She is joined by Tashi’s brother, a Buddhist monk. But as Pema begins to reflect on her own spirituality, the journey soon becomes one of self-discovery.

Grace Barber-Plentie

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