Daughters of the Curved Moon (Arte France/Germany 2018)
An extraordinary young woman takes us on a journey to her village in Western Nepal. Whilst sharing inspiring stories of women, she struggles to bring her community forward, challenging the traditional Hindu customs that bind the lives of her villagers. An intimate and beautiful portrait of a remote mountain culture.
Produced by Miranda Morton Yap of Shakti Pictures
Co-Directors: Miranda Morton Yap, Sophie Dia Pegrum. Cinematographer: Sophie Dia Pegrum.
"Woman Who Moved Mountains"
Nepali Times
"Red Carpet Revelry"
Kilgore News Herald
http://www.kilgorenewsherald.com/stories/red-carpetrevelry,118848
“Come see the movie. I'm not exaggerating. I was absolutely shocked at just the utter acceptance of it.”
Longview Journal Texas
https://www.news-journal.com/news/2017/sep/30/showtime-texan/
“The film from Nepal isn’t about the Yeti”
KLTV - Kilgore Film Festival - Reel East Film Festival
http://www.kltv.com/story/36379592/reel-east-texas-film-festival-coming-to-kilgore
“Watch Out Gail Gadot: Nisha Budha is the New Wonder Woman”
San Antonio Current
“Women Fuel This Years San Antonio Film Festival”
San Antonio Arts
http://saarts.com/the-23rd-sa-film-festival-in-full-swing/
“Challenging Tradition in the Remote Himalaya”
We Are Moving Stories
“Lead Assistant Character and Inspiration in One Young Woman”
Online Khabar
http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/02/390645.html
“Blindingly Truthful Account of Women’s Lives in Jumla”
Medium.com
https://medium.com/@vskath/a-screening-at-kumari-hall-09-12-2016-4064aa269326#.tgexeds75
“What do Women Want?”
Bitch Flicks
http://www.btchflcks.com/2014/11/seed-spark-what-do-women-want.html#.WahGbtOGORs