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  • Rosemary

    Rosemary (2017)
    Film (Drama and Drama) Composer Rosemary is a drama about Sara, who lost her singer-songwriter husband, Jim, in a car accident two months earlier. She experiences a crisis when she learns of a promise from Jim to one of his biggest fans, Ema. The film follows Sara's emotional journey, eventually showing how she handles the situation and ultimately emerges as a better human being. Written by The Mavo

  • PBS The Hmong and the Secret War

    PBS The Hmong and the Secret War (2017)
    Documentary Composer

  • Cultured Pearl: Voices of Uganda

    Cultured Pearl: Voices of Uganda (2012)
    Film (Documentary, Biography and Military/War) Composer A short documentary following clan leader, Ssimbwa Busulwa, as he faces the dilemma whether to modernize his people (and lose their culture) or maintain his people's traditions (and lose their future). Pressing issues facing Uganda, and sub-Saharan Africa such as violence/tribalism, HIV/AIDS, civil war, education, agriculture, are presented through the words of Ugandans themselves. Written by Anonymous

  • Nyab Siab Zoo

    Nyab Siab Zoo (2009)
    Film (Drama) Composer After the death of Lady Va Cha's husband and two sons, she returns to the northern lands of her husband's clan. Of her two daughters-in-law, one decides to follow her into a marginal village existence in a steeply patriarchal society. Nyab Siab Zoo (The Good-hearted Daughter) is a tale of two widows bounded by lost and love. Written by Burlee Vang

  • Gran Torino: Next Door

    Gran Torino: Next Door (2009)
    Video (Documentary and Drama) Composer For Hmong Americans, Gran Torino marks a cinematic debut - the first time they have participated as characters, cast and crew in a major motion picture. This documentary takes a very personal look at the Hmong experience and their stories, both on and off the set. Written by Anonymous

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