Institute History
Description
When an ethnic Miao Christian choir, hidden in the most secluded mountaintop village in China, is discovered by a government official, it is transformed into a commercial product and becomes a national sensation. As the rest of the world is suddenly opened up to the village, two young Miaos and the rest of the villagers must reconcile their faith, identity, and love against their own desires for—and the temptations of—materialism.
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