

Others Before Self
Fifty-four minutes capture the lives of child refugees at Tibetan Children's Village as they maintain their culture after China's occupation of Tibet.
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Fifty-four minutes capture the lives of child refugees at Tibetan Children's Village as they maintain their culture after China's occupation of Tibet.
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Synopsis
At the Tibetan Children's Village in the Indian Himalayas, child refugees navigate the challenges of preserving their culture after the Chinese occupation of Tibet. The documentary presents their stories, detailing how the school fosters a connection to their heritage and educates them about their history. Through personal accounts and daily life at the village, the film illustrates the children's aspirations for a future that includes a return to their homeland. The 54-minute film offers a close look at their lives and beliefs.
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