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Kesang Tseten
Korean Premiere
One of America¡¯s more recent immigrants, the Nepali, Tibetan and Bhutanese, have shaped a piece of America in their own image in Jackson Heights, Queens. The result is a Himalayan vortex, America and the shangrilaic home they left behind, replete with momo, dal bhat and ema datse eateries, Buddhist monasteries and Hindu temples, and a way of caring for their fellow men and women. The diasporic community presents a brand of diversity against the clamour for greater insularity and exclusionism.
The film seeks to show the varied Himalayan peoples in their ¡°natural¡± mode of integrating to America.
[Kesang Tseten, Director, Sienna R. craig, Producer]
Kesang Tseten has been making films about Nepali society and culture for more than 25 years, on topics such as Nepal¡¯s biggest and longest cultural festival; development and change, migration of Nepali workers to the Gulf region and, formerly, as Gurkha soldiers to the British army.