A Queer Review of the Austin Film Festival (2023)
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Kharama (Residents of Sacred Places)
A film-portrait of a sacred place for Yakutia — Kharama Khayata — and its residents who are trying to preserve the heritage of their ancestors, through legends and oral folk art to instill a love and respect for the unique Yakut culture. Will they manage to keep their sacred mountain and own history?
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A film-portrait of a sacred place for Yakutia — Kharama Khayata — and its residents who are trying to preserve the heritage of their ancestors, through legends and oral folk art to instill a love and respect for the unique Yakut culture. Will they manage to keep their sacred mountain and own history?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dmitry Davydov
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:FSRC
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