The People's Nepal - Trailer
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THE PEOPLE’S NEPAL
RELEASED ON DVD
The People’s Nepal has been released on DVD. It is available at ThePeoplesNepal.com for $24.95 and is now shipping.
Peter Coyote narrates the 77 minute documentary along with the voices of first hand witnesses and participants in the Nepalese “April Uprising” of 2006. An original sound track was written and performed by Chris Vibberts, Falling and Rising, Music From The People’s Nepal and is slated to be released soon.
Director James Ellison Wills says, “At the end of the day, this is an appeal for peace.” And with this, his third documentary completed he adds, “From the first rough cut, this film took on a life of its’ own, the story told itself.”
The documentary’s focus is based on stories of the struggles of the Nepalese people, leading up to, during and after the 19 days of civil protest in April 2006 that forced King Gyandera to relinquish power and ultimately establish Nepal as a republic.
Ten interviews are interwoven with, never-before-seen historical images, plus riveting footage of confrontations between the citizens and the police during this tumultuous time.
The trailer is online at ThePeoplesNepal.com
RELEASED ON DVD
The People’s Nepal has been released on DVD. It is available at ThePeoplesNepal.com for $24.95 and is now shipping.
Peter Coyote narrates the 77 minute documentary along with the voices of first hand witnesses and participants in the Nepalese “April Uprising” of 2006. An original sound track was written and performed by Chris Vibberts, Falling and Rising, Music From The People’s Nepal and is slated to be released soon.
Director James Ellison Wills says, “At the end of the day, this is an appeal for peace.” And with this, his third documentary completed he adds, “From the first rough cut, this film took on a life of its’ own, the story told itself.”
The documentary’s focus is based on stories of the struggles of the Nepalese people, leading up to, during and after the 19 days of civil protest in April 2006 that forced King Gyandera to relinquish power and ultimately establish Nepal as a republic.
Ten interviews are interwoven with, never-before-seen historical images, plus riveting footage of confrontations between the citizens and the police during this tumultuous time.
The trailer is online at ThePeoplesNepal.com
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- Indie Film
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- India, China, Documentary, Revolution, 5 more
