credit: Tashi Brauen
Mola: A Tibetan Tale of Love and Loss at Violet Crown Cinema 1
Kunsang Wangmo - known as “Mola” to her family - is a Tibetan nun exiled from her homeland in 1959 to escape the Chinese occupation. Now 100 years old, and after living with her daughter Sonam in Switzerland for the past 45 years, she decides her last wish is to die in Tibet. This is the story of a mother and daughter coming to terms with this phase in Mola’s life, and Sonam and her husband Martin's journey to make Mola’s last wish come true.
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Credits
Directors: |
Yangzom Brauen, Martin Brauen |
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Executive Producer: |
Sonam Brauen, Martin Brauen, Yangzom Brauen, Daniel Stanca-Di Marco, James Haygood, Michael Raimondi |
Producer: |
Katherine LeBlond |
Screenwriter: |
Yangzom Brauen, Martin Brauen |
Cinematographer: |
Martin Brauen, Yangzom Brauen |
Editor: |
James Haygood, Samir Samperisi |
Sound Designer: |
Peter von Siebenthal, Arlind Sermaxhaj, Eliot Martig |
Music: |
Patrick Kirst |
Principal Cast: |
Kunsang Wangmo, Sonam Dolma Brauen, Martin Brauen |
Additional Credits: |
Co-Producer: Kevin Merz, Co-Producer: Samir Samperisi, Co-Producer: Silvana Bezzola Rigolini, Co-Producer: Michael Beltrami, Co-Producer: RSI Radiotelevisione Svizzera |
Contact
Distributor: |
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Public Film Contact: |
Katherine LeBlond
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Publicity Contact: |
Cher Culver
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