Tibet

‘Tharlo’ Is a Slow-moving Allegory About Innocence lost
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‘Tharlo’ Is a Slow-moving Allegory About Innocence lost

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 / 14 March 2017
Pema Tseden's Tharlo presents an allegory of Tibet and China in the guise of a film noir story set in Thailand
Tibet – “I’ll Put You in My Pocket” (audio) (premiere)
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Tibet – “I’ll Put You in My Pocket” (audio) (premiere)

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 / 18 April 2016
Cardiff's Tibet honors the past while moving into the future, keeping the flame of melodic guitar rock alive and vibrant.
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Phurpa: Trowo Phurnag Ceremony

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 / 27 June 2011
Chinese Cinema Through a Communist Lens
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Chinese Cinema Through a Communist Lens

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 / 6 January 2011

Chinese filmmakers Hu Sang and Xiaoning Feng go to great pains to conflate China and Tibet as simpatico cultures unified against the West in these samples of Chinese Cinema filmed through a Communist lens.

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Angry Monk: Reflections on Tibet

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 / 27 August 2009
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Bokar Rimpoche: Sacred Chants and Tibetan Rituals from the Monastery of Mirik

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 / 11 March 2008
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Waterbone: Tibet

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 / 11 May 2003