Black Milk (2020) directed by Uisenma Borchu • Reviews, fil
A young woman is searching for her roots and discovers an idiosyncratic, radical sensuality that not only transgresses Mongolian conventions but also t
are at the heart of the film. The film captures that feeling of not quite belonging anywhere - which is particularly interesting as she comes from a family of nomads. Black Milk is a narrative feature yes, and who basically plays herself here. A return to Mongolia and her complex connection to her sister, but ultimately it is mostly about that feeling. Things do happen though. Things that pertain to a search of identity, to what it’s like being a woman in her different worlds, to the ways she has to empower herself, A brave personal film from Uisenna Borchu, who stayed behind,。
to her… , who left her home country of Mongolia at 4 years old to live in Germany。
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