The Eagle Huntress

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Among the Mongolian nomad families that return every summer to the Altai mountains is that of Aisholpan. Member of an ancient Kazakhs tribe that trains eagles, the 13-year-old is keen to follow in her ancestors’ footsteps and participate in the annual Festival of the Royal Eagle. With her father’s help she learns a trade reserved for males and trains a young eagle of her own. Based on a real-life story, the film poetically tells of how a determined young woman realized her dreams.

Genre
Documentary
Country
United Kingdom, Mongolia, United States of America
Year
2016
Duration
87'
Production Companies
Kissaki Films, Stacey Reiss Productions
Languages
Kazakh, English

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Innsbruck nature film festival
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