
2007
Nepalese women are telling their stories arranged marriages. In the jungle of western Nepal lives Fofo, who is married off at the age of 10 to a man of 20. When Thuli becomes a widow after 10 childbirths she is mocked at by both neighbours and relatives. Savitri did not even know the name of the groom she was marrying and she was not even allowed to see him during the wedding ceremony. Nepalese law does not allow child marriage but the law does not reach girls who have never been to school and are living in areas with no roads. This film shows some of the reasons behind the 40 % guerrilla women in the Nepalese Maoist army.

Anita Khadka Karki

Thuli Maya

Savitri

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Women at Work

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Writing with Fire

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Fear Woman

The Juanas

Letters Live from the Archive: International Women’s Day

The Prostitution Monologues

Fragments

Me Mataron 3 Veces

The Snow Calls

Father, Son and Holy War

The Real Beauty and the Beast

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Siberian Love