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At twenty-two, Julie Thi Underhill met her dying grandmother Thị Oai and began a portrait series in her mother's home village. Seven years later, she returned with her family to Phước Lập, a Hindu Chăm village in south central Viet Nam, where she photographed and filmed her grandmother's final ceremonies for her documentary Second Burial . Underhill offers these family portraits from 1999 and 2006 as an extended elegy for her grandmother.
positions asia critique – Duke University Press
Published: Jun 20, 2012
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