Devi

Devi

2024 · 82 min · ★ 10.0 · Documentary

Devi's life was upended following her arrest during Nepal's civil war accused of rebellion. Tortured and raped while in custody, she faced depression and isolation. Despite hardship, Devi joined rebel forces and became a prominent member of Parliament.

Directed by Subina Shrestha

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