Vietnamese cave-set film portrays woman preserving fading ethnic culture
The film 'Hair, Paper, Water...' by directors Nicolas Graux and Minh Quy Truong follows a Vietnamese woman from a dwindling ethnic group passing her culture to her grandson, according to Le Monde.
Directors Nicolas Graux and Minh Quy Truong's film "Hair, Paper, Water..." offers an impressionistic portrait of Cao Thi Hau, a woman from a fading ethnic group in Vietnam, Le Monde reported.
The film depicts Cao Thi Hau passing on her culture to her grandson, according to the report.
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- « Hair, Paper, Water… », le fabuleux film à la lisière des grottes de Nicolas Graux et Minh Quy Truong — Le Monde — Une
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