As I say, brilliant, but.... It is maybe part of the plot to leave us wondering?
Is it sufficiently well constructed to feel good as you leave the cinema?
It won't sell Mongolia as a holiday destination, but it will make you wonder whether a country with such inequality, needs a movie like this?
A sad story beautifully illustrated, portrayed, evaluated, constructed and made.
I know nothing about the makers of the film, but they themselves know a lot about making a film, even if you feel uncomfortable, part of the beauty?
Makes you want see more, about Mongolia, its people, its culture, its future and its film industry.
What I do know is that Chinese exploitants have ruined probably their best option to develope their economy by producing probably the finest Cashmere clothing. By creating so many goats to produce the wool that the land is laid bare.
Probably, European and other businessmen required the Chinese to ruin the commercial future?
Is it sufficiently well constructed to feel good as you leave the cinema?
It won't sell Mongolia as a holiday destination, but it will make you wonder whether a country with such inequality, needs a movie like this?
A sad story beautifully illustrated, portrayed, evaluated, constructed and made.
I know nothing about the makers of the film, but they themselves know a lot about making a film, even if you feel uncomfortable, part of the beauty?
Makes you want see more, about Mongolia, its people, its culture, its future and its film industry.
What I do know is that Chinese exploitants have ruined probably their best option to develope their economy by producing probably the finest Cashmere clothing. By creating so many goats to produce the wool that the land is laid bare.
Probably, European and other businessmen required the Chinese to ruin the commercial future?