Engaging with the world
DENMARK, Sweden, France, Afghanistan | 86 minutes | 2016
Traditional beliefs persist in a community of child shepherds. Beware the big bad Kashmiri Wolf that walks about on two legs! Set in a Kashmiri mountain hamlet where children tend the sheep and goats as they ward off predators, Wolf and Sheep is a delicate yet disarmingly accurate chronicle of relations in a community where gossip can destroy lives. The rugged beauty of the landscape is matched only by the impressive direction of her non-professional cast by this young Afghani filmmaker, part of whose childhood was spent in just such a remote village.
Prix C.I.C.A.E. - Festival de Cannes 2016
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