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Kamana
Kamana goes back to her parents' house because her dowry isn’t paid. The film shows how the dowry system treats women as objects and makes them feel lost. Kamana wants to be free, but societal pressure keeps her from finding her true self.
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Kamana goes back to her parents' house because her dowry isn’t paid. The film shows how the dowry system treats women as objects and makes them feel lost. Kamana wants to be free, but societal pressure keeps her from finding her true self.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aashuka Aryal
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Flying Bird Pictures, Music Nepal, Flicker Arts, Nepal Film Campus
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