INSPIRING DIALOGUE, NOT DISSENT, IN CHINA
In this piece for the New York Times, I profile filmmaker Jocelyn Ford and her documentary on Zanta, a Tibetan woman trying to get an education for her son. It’s a different story than one might think–she faces prejudice but also much ignorance from her own people. A very worthy and fascinating film.
ONCE THE VILLAGES ARE GONE, THE CULTURE IS GONE
