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Films
found one film
Country
“Russian Federation”
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Keywords
“Religion Belief Faith”
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Series
“Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film”
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Country of production
“United Kingdom”
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Year of production
“2001”
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Status
“A”
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short films
1
Region
Central Asia and Far East
1
Country
Russian Federation
1
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Keywords
Post-communism
1
Religion / Belief / Faith
1
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Directors
Bernstein, Anya
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Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
1
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Country of production
United Kingdom
1
x
Year of production
2001
1
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Status
Film
Join Me in Shambala
2001
30
‘
Directed by
Anya Bernstein
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Once brutally persecuted under the Soviet regime, Buddhism is re-emerging in Siberia. But with a past where Lamas were killed in prisons and temples burnt to the ground, there are few masters left to pass on the tradition. Whether or not the faith survives depends on an incarnate Tibetan Lama, scholar and meditational master who travels to remote villages to reawaken Buddhism.
Central Asia and Far East
Religion / Belief / Faith
Post-communism