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Una Manciata di Hennè

Rany Moorthy
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Year
2014
Language
Italian
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Con Una manciata di henné l'autrice srilankese Rani Moorthy ci porta nel nord dell'Inghilterra, nel mondo delle donne migranti. Una madre e una figlia, Saheeda and Nasreen tornano nel paese d'origine della prima. Saheeda vuole scoprire le proprie radici, ma anche mostrare alla figlia da dove viene. Questo ritorno a casa, che assume valenze universali, è colmo di emozioni forti, amare e dolci nel contempo.

With A Handful of Henna, Srilankan playwright Rani Moorthy takes us into the world of women migrants in Northern England. A mother and daughter, Saheeda and Nasreen visit Saheeda's homeland. The woman wishes to discover her roots, but also to introduce her daughter to where she comes from. This homecoming, which takes on universal connotations, is full of emotion, bitter and sweet at the same time.

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