Kundun
(1997)
Country: USA
Genre: Biography, Historical Drama
Synopsis
The story of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, from his early life and childhood through to the Chinese invasion of Tibet, and his journey into exile.
Notes
- This film won several awards for its cinematography and musical score.
Cast
- Tenzin Thuthob Tsarong
(The Dalai Lama, as an Adult) - Gyurme Tethong
(The Dalai Lama, aged 12) - Tulku Jamyang Kunga Tenzin
(The Dalai Lama, aged 5) - Tenzin Yeshi Paichang
(The Dalai Lama, aged 2) - Tencho Gyalpo
(The Dalai Lama's Mother) - Tsewang Migyur Khangsar
(The Dalai Lama's Father) - Gyatso Lukhang
(Lord Chamberlain) - Sonam Phuntsok
(Reting Rinpoche)
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I just think this is a wonderful, epic movie with some stunning cinematography and a lovely soundtrack. I'm probably a little biased because I am fascinated by Buddhism in general and Tibetan Buddhism in particular. The last section of the movie is like an extended prayer, very beautiful, and the whole film is rich with Buddhist philosophical themes.
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