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Bel Fruit and Loincloth

2008, German. Directed by Niels Gutschow & Axel Michaels.

The film documents coming of age rituals in Bhaktapur, Nepal. Girls are married with the fruit of the wood apple tree and boys are covered with waistcloths. Beside the wedding of seven year old Lipisa to the Bel fruit, scenes of initiations of boys of butcher, Buddhist painter and farmer families are shown. The shooting took place in January / February 2007.

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Released
2 October 2008
Original title
BELFRUCHT und LENDENTUCH

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Bel Fruit and Loincloth (2008) was directed by Niels Gutschow and Axel Michaels.

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