Devi

April. 28,2024

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Documentary

Keywords：

Civil War Mother Daughter Relationship Nepal

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Nepal's Civil War ended in 2006, but not for Devi; rebel warrior, mother and sexual violence survivor. As those in power try to erase rape from the history of the war, Devi has to battle her own demons before she can begin to build a movement to fight for justice.

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