Chinese writer and directer Wang Quan-An delivers a powerful film about a troubled Mongolian family who struggle to live their lives in the desolated grasslands. After Tuya's husband becomes disabled she has to do double duty in and out of the house. When she injures herself, she and her husband agree to divorce so she can get married again. The film shows the genuine power of love and family in this exotic and stunning film. Quan-An and actress Nan Yu show the perils of the family with great detail full of compassion and humor. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tuya's Marriage
Chinese writer and directer Wang Quan-An delivers a powerful film about a troubled Mongolian family who struggle to live their lives in the desolated grasslands. After Tuya's husband becomes disabled she has to do double duty in and out of the house. When she injures herself, she and her husband agree to divorce so she can get married again. The film shows the genuine power of love and family in this exotic and stunning film. Quan-An and actress Nan Yu show the perils of the family with great detail full of compassion and humor. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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