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musician to perform an ancient ritual. The trip to town serves as an amusing subplot as the two brothers confront such modem devices as the television and computer games. All they have back home for diversion is their pets. Ugna wants to know why they can’t have a TV.

In a scene of great suspense and emotional power, a violinist plays haunting melodies in an attempt to coax together mother and offspring. This family lives an unspoiled life, and their animals are treated as more than just equal, but as something sacred. They are not merely something of value, but something valued.

“The Story of the Weeping Camel” is rated PG for mild thematic content; run time is 90 minutes. “Camel” is in Mongolian with English subtitles.

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