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Ever since its shift toward liberalism after the Cold War, Mongolia has opened up its mines in the Gobi desert for exploitation – resulting in an onslaught of truck convoys transporting Mongolian coal to China. Within this arduous, predominantly-male line of work, Maikhuu – a former taxi driver and hairdresser —– stands alone as one of the only female truck drivers working the mining boom.
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Ever since its shift toward liberalism after the Cold War, Mongolia has opened up its mines in the Gobi desert for exploitation – resulting in an onslaught of truck convoys transporting Mongolian coal to China. Within this arduous, predominantly-male line of work, Maikhuu – a former taxi driver and hairdresser —– stands alone as one of the only female truck drivers working the mining boom.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/7/2026
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Doc Society, Petite Maison Production
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