Two sisters return to their village in the Himalayas after losing their jobs in Beijing, facing the challenges of modernity and their traditional Mosuo culture.
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Two sisters return to their village in the Himalayas after losing their jobs in Beijing, facing the challenges of modernity and their traditional Mosuo culture.
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Synopsis
Jua Ma and La Tsuo return to their village in the Himalayas after losing their jobs in Beijing. They are members of the Mosuo tribe, one of the last matriarchal societies in the world. Over two years, the film follows their struggles to adapt to modern influences while preserving their culture. Jua Ma seeks a career in entertainment to support her family, while La Tsuo gives up her education to help on the farm. Their choices test their bond as sisters amid changing traditions.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jua Ma and La Tsuo, sisters from the Mosuo tribe.
- Find out about the unique concept of walking marriages.
- See the contrast between Beijing life and Himalayan traditions.
Did You Know
- The Mosuo tribe is one of the last matriarchal societies in the world.
- Jua Ma and La Tsuo were followed for over two years during filming.
- The film won Best Documentary Film at the Rural Route Film Festival in 2012.
- The documentary has a runtime of 81 minutes.
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Who directed The Mosuo Sisters?
The Mosuo Sisters was directed by Marlo Poras.
What is the duration of The Mosuo Sisters?
The Mosuo Sisters has a duration of 81 minutes.
What award did The Mosuo Sisters win?
The Mosuo Sisters won the Best Documentary Film award at the Rural Route Film Festival.
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