Celebrating Cinematography Collection

A nonfiction work of sensory immersion that's part anthropology, part poetry.

A powerful film about the complexity of not only being women within a traditional society but with the additional factors of propaganda and violence being added in.

The film is both a cumulative eulogy for a way of life and an examination of the climate crisis through witnessing the charred remains of these rural landscapes... [In] this melancholic, thoughtfully attuned cinematic essay, no mountain is more important than the people who are still confined to the claustrophobic tunnels of the past.