On the rooftop of the world we follow the indigenous people of Nepal and their struggles between generations and the picking of a new leader. I am very glad to find a film that is (at least seems) true to the people and their culture without passing any judgment. I hope there would be many more of these to come.
As a film its whereabouts of course play an important role, and it really gives you a feel for their struggles. This is people you care about so you would not see them hurt. Not so deep in your heart you know they wont be hurt much either, meaning its a 'safe' trip. This making it appeal to the whole family and in the same way taking away some 'tooth'.
As a film its whereabouts of course play an important role, and it really gives you a feel for their struggles. This is people you care about so you would not see them hurt. Not so deep in your heart you know they wont be hurt much either, meaning its a 'safe' trip. This making it appeal to the whole family and in the same way taking away some 'tooth'.