If this documentary doesn't bring tears to your eyes, something is really wrong. Saw this at the Traverse City Film Festival and the entire audience was moved to tears. It was wonderful. A great story about a beautiful young lady, Pushpa Basnet, helping children in Nepal, whose parents have gone to prison for some reason and are unable to get anyone to care for their children. The film shows the reality of Nepalese life and many of the kids in Pushpa's care. Their lives and culture is so different from ours but when you get to know each of the kids, you can see how similar to our own kids they are. This makes the story even more meaningful and moving. I highly recommend seeing this movie.
Review of Waiting for Mamu
