White Sun
Stranger Says:
When the headman of a rural Nepalese village dies, his two sons must work out their issues. One is a Maoist guerrilla who has been absent for 10 years; the other is a government army man who returned after the war to help in the village. When they come together, ideologies clash and tempers flare. The story is interwoven with interesting themes: the boundaries of romantic and familial responsibility, the pain of seeing important principles cheapened by others, and the virtues of sticking to traditional customs versus accepting change.
