Don't Fence Me In: Major Mary and the Karen Refugees from Burma chronicles the life of 70-year-old freedom fighter Major Mary On and her people's struggle for self-determination. The film reveals the Karen refugees' spirit and determination to survive as political and historical forces conspire against them.

Don't Fence Me In: Major Mary and the Karen Refugees from Burma

Don't Fence Me In is an eloquent and moving chronicle of freedom fighter Major Mary and her people's struggle for self determination.

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