Posted by: damikattu March 30, 2010
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" Lets Hope for better Nepal " Our Country is Our Pride .
New
documentary out March 2010 - order the DVD online:
http://www.beneath-everest.com
Beneath Everest
Nepal Reborn
A film by Tulsi Bhandari / Nepal 2009 / 90 Min. / nepali
with english and german subtitles
Editing & cinematography:
Christina Voigt
Musik: Bela Brauckmann, Gabriel Gordon
supported
by United States Institute for Peace
Dokfest Kassel / Nomination
»Golden Key Award«
Human Rights Film Festival Prishtina, Kosovo
Ethnologisches
Filmfestival Zürich
Harvard University Cambrigde, USA
New York
City, Asia Society, USA
Tufts University Boston, USA
Swiss Peace,
Center for Peacebuilding, Bern
Stadtkino, Basel
From deep in
the Himalaya Mountains where Maoist soldiers greet the morning sun as
they warm up, to the cities where a powerful movement for change
explodes on the streets, the people of Nepal have experienced moments
they never thought possible.
Filmed over four years during the
height of the insurgency and the historic transition of Nepal from a
240-year old monarchy to a Republic nation, Beneath Everest is a journey
that exposes the grass root realities of Nepals ten-year war.
The
film critically questions the use and continuation of violence and
challenges its justifications.
Directed by a native Nepali, the
film encourages Nepalis silenced by the fear to tell their stories, and
challenges them to reflect on their fears, triumphs and hopes as Nepal
begins the long journey towards peace.
New
documentary out March 2010 - order the DVD online:
http://www.beneath-everest.com
Beneath Everest
Nepal Reborn
A film by Tulsi Bhandari / Nepal 2009 / 90 Min. / nepali
with english and german subtitles
Editing & cinematography:
Christina Voigt
Musik: Bela Brauckmann, Gabriel Gordon
supported
by United States Institute for Peace
Dokfest Kassel / Nomination
»Golden Key Award«
Human Rights Film Festival Prishtina, Kosovo
Ethnologisches
Filmfestival Zürich
Harvard University Cambrigde, USA
New York
City, Asia Society, USA
Tufts University Boston, USA
Swiss Peace,
Center for Peacebuilding, Bern
Stadtkino, Basel
From deep in
the Himalaya Mountains where Maoist soldiers greet the morning sun as
they warm up, to the cities where a powerful movement for change
explodes on the streets, the people of Nepal have experienced moments
they never thought possible.
Filmed over four years during the
height of the insurgency and the historic transition of Nepal from a
240-year old monarchy to a Republic nation, Beneath Everest is a journey
that exposes the grass root realities of Nepals ten-year war.
The
film critically questions the use and continuation of violence and
challenges its justifications.
Directed by a native Nepali, the
film encourages Nepalis silenced by the fear to tell their stories, and
challenges them to reflect on their fears, triumphs and hopes as Nepal
begins the long journey towards peace.
Last edited: 30-Mar-10 04:37 AM