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Mala Hierba (2020)
Mala Hierba is a documentary about a country, a people and a miracle crop, hemp, which lies at the heart of the sustainability movement in fashion. London-based director Adriana Roslin takes us on a jounrey revealing how hemp is harvested by local women living in Nepal's mountain villages to when it's spun, processed, dyed and sold as clothing in Kathmandu or around the world.
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Mala Hierba is a documentary about a country, a people and a miracle crop, hemp, which lies at the heart of the sustainability movement in fashion. London-based director Adriana Roslin takes us on a jounrey revealing how hemp is harvested by local women living in Nepal's mountain villages to when it's spun, processed, dyed and sold as clothing in Kathmandu or around the world.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/16/2020
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Nowness
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