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‘To Hold a Mountain’ rewrites the patriarchy through the lens of powerful women
['Zoe Brown', 'Laney Hansen']
K-UTE Radio
About the film“To Hold a Mountain” documents femininity from a perspective of strength and power.
Tutorov described that with this project, they wanted to emphasize the human experience over a call to action.
“Very early on, we decided that we will help the community, but we didn’t want to make an activist film,” Tutorov said.
“To Hold a Mountain” focuses on the relationship between Gara and Nada and how their story relates to the over-encompassing landscape surrounding them.
Glomazić and Tutorov described that the details during filming of “To Hold a Mountain” inspired them to focus on the relationship audiences could build with Gara and Nada.