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What can I say about the great man that I haven't already said? He was the father of Buddhism and he lived a noble life in Tibet. His philosophy and philosophy of life will live on and on in the history of mankind. This is what I mean by being true to yourself and being true to the ones you love. And what is most inspiring about the movie is how he came to be where he is today. He was a young boy in the mountains of Tibet and he was already a king in his own village. He was a leader and he was the master of his people. He led his people through the difficult times and he was willing to give his life to the people in a very difficult situation. He was a father figure to all of his people. And he went through the hardships and he was willing to give his life to those who were willing to give theirs. What an amazing example for a man who lived an isolated life to be. I hope that there will be more movies made about this great man. And what an inspiring story to share with people about his life and how he lived. I hope that we can learn from his example and not to compare him to other great people and to compare him to other great men. He was a great person. I hope that more people can learn from him.

I was fortunate to see this film at the Toronto International Film Festival. This is a film about a historic event that the Tibetans (Dalai Lama) consider their own. It is the last of the three tours of the Dalai Lama's life in exile in India. The film is a documentary on the Dalai Lama's life and travels through the two tours of the Dalai Lama. The film follows the Dalai Lama as he is accompanied by his family and the Indian police on his final trip to India. He is not allowed to speak with the press and does not meet the Indian prime minister. He is not allowed to talk to the Dalai Lama's supporters, and is subject to harsh interrogation. The Dalai Lama has to do his best to avoid torture by the Indian police and the Buddhist monks, who believe the Dalai Lama is a heretic and has broken the rules of the monastery. The film is very well made and well edited. The performances of the Dalai Lama are very good. The Dalai Lama is an interesting and unique figure. The Dalai Lama is an extraordinary man, and this film does a very good job of showing his life and the impact he has had on the Tibetan people. I believe that the film will have a great impact on the Tibetan people. The Dalai Lama is a very interesting man and his life is a history lesson. The film shows how difficult it is for the Dalai Lama to live in exile in India and the struggle he had to go through to keep his message alive. I believe this film will be a great success and will be shown to many people around the world.

A film about a Tibetan monk living in the United States and his search for the truth. Some of the scenes were a little hard to watch, and I did have to turn it off halfway through. It was also a bit of a slow start. But once the documentary was over, I was glad to see that it was just as dramatic as the Dalai Lama himself. There were many people in the audience who also had to turn off the video and take a break. This is a great documentary that you should see.

I just wanted to add my two cents. I am an avid film lover, especially when it comes to documentaries. I like the fact that this film is a work of art and not the usual boring non-art-film that you usually find out there. This film, on the other hand, is a true eye opener. It is a film about the Dalai Lama. The film, not the Dalai Lama, is a biography. You know how people who have had the Dalai Lama as a role model often go on and on about the Dalai Lama, telling the stories of how the Dalai Lama inspired them to do what they do? Well, this film does it to you, too. In the opening sequence, you will be shocked by the extent to which this man is portrayed in the film. If you like documentaries, this is a must see!

First off, I really love this film. I would have preferred a longer running time, but it's an excellent piece of art that will leave you thinking. It is wonderful to see the reactions of so many of the ordinary people in the movie, who are mostly completely innocent in this tragic event. They say things like "the Tibetan people are suffering" or "I can't believe that". I think that is because they are living in an incredible country where you don't have to be an expert on Tibet to understand that the Dalai Lama has a role in the government. They are being told about the Dalai Lama by the "official" news media. They are told that this is a conflict between India and China, and they are told that this is how the Chinese government views Tibet. I think it is a great irony that so many ordinary people are being affected by this, as if the Dalai Lama was the one in charge of the whole situation. This is an excellent film, with a brilliant director. The documentary footage is really excellent. It's really a shame that it has been so long since I have seen it. This film is a gem.

For years, every time the Dalai Lama was interviewed on the news, I would watch the segment, and I still do. I'm sure the words of the Dalai Lama will resonate with millions. He's such a good guy, and he says he's never asked for forgiveness, but it's good to know that there are still people who believe in his words, so they know he means well. That's what this movie is about, and the Dalai Lama himself is a great narrator. I wish the director would have gone into more detail about the Tibetan spiritual traditions, the Dalai Lama's teachings, the teachings of the late, great Tibetan spiritual leader, Amdo Gyaltsen. Amdo Gyaltsen was a very charismatic and brilliant leader, who died of a stroke just a few months after the Dalai Lama was named as his successor. The Dalai Lama, when he was in his 60's, came to the US, to give his last lecture in Harvard. I remember the Dalai Lama saying that he didn't want to become a celebrity, but he wanted to teach a message to people. He said that there are billions of people who will read his teachings, and millions of people who will follow his teachings. He said that he wanted people to be good and kind to each other. I think he meant that he wanted to make people realize that we're all human, and that the world has a responsibility to help people. He said that we all need to be kind to each other, to care for the Earth, and to treat people with respect. We're all different, and that's what he meant. This movie is a wonderful and inspiring movie that I would recommend to everyone.

If you like documentaries, you will love this movie. I'm not sure how it will hold up as a history lesson, but if you're in the mood for a good documentary, I'd recommend this. It's not an especially detailed account of the Dalai Lama's life, but it's interesting and quite accurate in its portrayal of the spiritual leader of Tibet, who spent most of his life in exile. The DVD is a little dated and is hard to find, but it's a good way to see the movie.

The Last Dalai Lama? is a documentary on the life and teachings of the late, great Dalai Lama, the fourth-highest ranking religious figure in Tibetan Buddhism. It tells the story of the life of the man who became the most famous of all Tibetan spiritual leaders, and his first encounter with the outside world. It also shows the daily life of the Dalai Lama, his various children, and his three wives, and the many people who have been touched by his teachings. The film also covers a few historical events in the life of the Dalai Lama, and the lives of some of his former students. It's not the best documentary ever made, but it's a great look at a unique and inspiring figure. It's also a film that most people will probably not see. The DVD comes with English subtitles and an excellent score, which adds to the overall quality of the film. I would recommend it, but I don't know if it's available in your country.

A Must see for all good movie lovers. While not a documentary as much as a documentary, the plot is based on the actual life of the Dalai Lama, giving his story as well as his life. It's a journey, a journey into the mind of the Dalai Lama, and also into the history of Tibet. This documentary has a lot of truth in it. It also features interviews with current Tibetan leaders as well as other Tibetan leaders of the past. This documentary is one that I would definitely recommend to everyone, and it definitely does not disappoint.

First, I will say that the Tibetan people are not my biggest fan of Dalai Lama. I have always thought that he was too open and liberal in his approach to Buddhism. I think that he is a good leader of the Tibetan people, but I think that the way he has chosen to lead his people has been too aggressive. This movie is not about the Dalai Lama's background and what he has been through, it is about how the Tibetan people have been mistreated for years by the Chinese. The movie shows the brutality of the Chinese government and how it has been ignored by the world. The Dalai Lama, who is a very good person, should not have made this movie. I believe that the Chinese government should have been more responsible and be a little more respectful to the Tibetans. This movie is not the way to show the Chinese government's attitude towards Tibetans. I think that the movie is a very important part of this history, and should be shown to the world.

I think the film is a great work of art and I look forward to its theatrical release. I understand that the Tibetans themselves are skeptical about the Dalai Lama's claims to have been a reincarnated Tibetan man in exile and he is not permitted to travel to any other country. The Tibetans are also wary of any news that comes out that may be damaging to their holy religion and are afraid that they may be being deceived by the Dalai Lama into thinking that they have no more rights than any other citizen. I personally believe that the Tibetans are correct in their concerns and that is why I have a great respect for the Dalai Lama and his claims to be a reincarnated Tibetan. I am also concerned that some may see the film as a smear campaign against the Dalai Lama. It is not. It is about the plight of the Tibetan people in Tibet. I have no idea how the film was made. I believe that a large portion of the film was shot in India and I am also very grateful to the filmmakers for allowing me to see some of the footage in a private screening. I really enjoyed the film and believe that the filmmakers are genuine and sincere. I would highly recommend that people watch this film. As always, I am grateful for any information that you may have about the Tibetans and their history and culture.

I loved this documentary, especially the scenes of the people in the United States. It reminded me of the news stories from the early years of the 50s and 60s, when it was very rare to see a young Tibetan woman in a small American town. It was the same with the US - the Tibetan people were only a small minority, but their stories were told in great detail. This film is very good and does a good job of telling the stories of the people in the United States. I loved the music and the shots of the American countryside. The film really shows how far away the Tibetan people are from the rest of the world. I love the way the film shows the positive aspects of the Tibetan culture. The film is very interesting and informative. The story of the Dalai Lama is well told, and is based on a true story. The film does a good job of telling the Tibetan people's story.

This is the 3rd installment of the Dalai Lama's life, which he made public for the first time in 1991. I was very impressed with the way this film was made, as it shows the Dalai Lama with his family, friends, and others. The film is very good in showing how the Dalai Lama is quite relaxed and joyful during his public appearances and interviews, and then gradually shows the strain and tension in the Tibetans' lives in the situation of China's occupation. For example, during his speech in London, I was very impressed by the way the Dalai Lama smiled at some point in the speech, then looked into the crowd and said, "The people are not happy. People are not happy." This statement is very meaningful for people who are Chinese. As for Tibetans, it's very clear that this is an issue for the Dalai Lama, not for the Chinese government. I think the film is very strong in showing that Tibetans are not happy with the Chinese occupation. I am glad that this film is a great success, as I think it will be very useful for the Tibetan people. My rating: 7.5/10

This documentary is about the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government of exile. The documentary is a good look at how the Dalai Lama and his followers have made their way from exile to the Himalayas. The film has a good pace and the story moves along smoothly. The documentary does a good job of giving the viewer a clear understanding of the background of the Dalai Lama and the government of exile. This documentary is worth watching. The only thing that I don't like about the documentary is that it doesn't focus on the Dalai Lama's life in exile. The film does a good job of showing his life in exile. But I feel that the film could have been a little longer. The documentary is well worth watching.

I've just seen this film and I have to say it's really good. I was expecting a very boring documentary with lots of people talking about their thoughts about the Dalai Lama and some interesting facts and figures that he has. But it was not like that. It was a very interesting film, as you would expect from an actor who is a professional actor, and it shows us a lot about the Dalai Lama and how he is perceived by the western people. The documentary did not have a lot of love and attention for the Dalai Lama and the issues that he is facing, but that doesn't mean that the documentary was bad. It's simply a movie that I wouldn't mind watching again. It is worth the price of admission if you are in a hurry or have nothing to do. Also, this film is the first of a series that will be released on DVD. If you are in a hurry, then don't pay the full price.

If you are a Tibetan living in India, this film may be of interest to you. The Dalai Lama is portrayed as a man of great wisdom and great integrity. The film is filled with great images and it is fascinating to see how he is able to keep his words. The film does not offer any information on the Tibetans themselves, but I think that this is an important part of the story. If you are a Tibetan living in India, I highly recommend this film. It is a must see.

I knew nothing about the Dalai Lama or his life and thought the movie would be too serious, but it was a very interesting look at him and his background. I think the movie was mainly for people who have been to Tibet, and would like to see what life is like there. It was a good look at a very complex situation, and the fact that he has had so many different people around him is interesting. The movie shows how he has changed throughout his life and how he has had to deal with the past. I think the movie was very realistic. I think that he has the same problems and his own problems, and is dealing with them. He has always had his own problems, and there is no single person to help him. I think he is the only one who has dealt with the past and is dealing with the current situation. It shows how he deals with the past and how he deals with the current situation.

I don't know what people think of this documentary, but I thought it was well-done. It was entertaining, and it was informative. The acting was good. However, I think the script would have been better if it had been edited and read a few times so the dialog was clear and concise. There were some awkward moments in the editing that might have been better left out. The Chinese actors were very good. The Tibetans were good, too. I thought the Tibetan interpreter was good. The Tibetan leader was very good. This was a good documentary and worth watching. But it could have been better.

I can't understand how this film has such a low rating. I loved the photography and story and it really struck a chord with me. This is an inspiring story of one of the most inspiring people of all time. I found myself so impressed by the story, it just moved me to tears. I'm sure many people have similar stories, and are going to relate in their own way to the film. I believe everyone should see this film. This is a very important film and should be seen by every person.

The Dalai Lama's teaching is based on a universal teaching, and is of great importance to the world. We need to learn to listen to the Dalai Lama and respect his teachings. This documentary is informative, and includes many valuable facts, images and information. It is also very entertaining. I highly recommend this film for anyone who is interested in learning more about the Dalai Lama.

The Dalai Lama, an ancient Buddhist monk, is now in his 90s, and he has been suffering from dementia. But he is still alive and his health is good. He is a highly respected and respected man, and he is the spiritual leader of Tibet, where he is revered. He has been living in the United States for more than 40 years, but is still very much alive and wants to see the world. His health is not good, and he has been unable to get a visa for a few years. This documentary is very much a documentary about the Dalai Lama, but it is also a documentary about the Dalai Lama's health and how his health is doing. It is very interesting to see the Dalai Lama in a very advanced age, but it is also interesting to see how his health is doing. I have never been to Tibet, but I know that the Dalai Lama is living in a very beautiful place in Tibet. This is a very interesting documentary, and I recommend it.

This film brings a long buried historical event to the world. If we want to understand what the Chinese government is doing to Tibet, this is a very useful film to watch. This film is not about the Dalai Lama or Buddhism but about what happened during the events surrounding his return to Tibet in 1959. The Chinese government has never released any information on the reasons why the Dalai Lama was moved to Tibet and it is a pity that the government does not seem to be interested in what happened during the Great Leap Forward and the Tibetans after the war.

I am sure that everyone can relate to the feelings of loneliness and loss, especially when you are a Buddhist, or a religious leader. I felt as if I was in an American media film about my own religious leaders, and this movie brought back memories of those who are still alive and those who are still searching for answers. My main take away was that those who suffer from loneliness should not worry, that everyone has their own strength, that everyone has their own journey. I hope to see a continuation of this movie, and I hope that some of the questions that were asked of the Buddha are asked of me, and if so, that I will be prepared to face the questions with the courage and resolve that is needed to reach the full potential of my life and my own personal development.

The film is fantastic, but a few things stand out. This film looks at the most violent child to child relationship ever filmed, the most desperate need of a child to be loved and cared for and the incredible effort made to do so. I really thought this film was amazing. Great performances from the actors and director, great story and overall great documentary.

One of the best documentaries about the Dalai Lama that I've seen. The film was pretty good in most aspects, especially the visual and audio presentation. The film also gave a pretty good overview of the history of Tibet, its people and culture. However, the narration is not very good. It's very jarring and I couldn't get into the film. The voice of the Dalai Lama is also a bit annoying. There is also some poor quality sound. Overall, a good documentary that will leave you with a few questions.

I'm not a big fan of the Dalai Lama. I have never read any of his books, and I think he has a lot of "hype" for his character in the movie, and he is generally a very pompous person. He does speak the Dalai Lama's name as if it were a fact, and when he speaks, he sounds like a robot. But I will admit that I was very intrigued by the idea that someone could be elected to the position of the Dalai Lama. I knew little about Tibetan Buddhism prior to seeing this film, but I was curious enough to watch the documentary "The Making of 'The Last Dalai Lama'," which I thought was very interesting. I have not read the book, but I have heard that the Dalai Lama is a very good and loving man who is trying to spread peace and love throughout the world. I thought the movie was very well done, and I would highly recommend it. It is not a documentary, but a story of how the Dalai Lama became the world's most popular spiritual leader.

This documentary is the latest in a long line of documentaries about the Dalai Lama. It tells the story of the Dalai Lama's life, from his childhood to his early years as a young monk in India. The film is well done, but is a little slow to start, and the footage is a little grainy. Still, it is an interesting look at the life of the Dalai Lama, and the story of his life. It does a good job of showing the Dalai Lama's history, and how he came to be the Dalai Lama. It is also interesting to see how he is portrayed as a man of peace and compassion. I think it would have been a better documentary if it had been longer, and also a little more "off the cuff". Overall, this is a good documentary, but it is not the best of the Dalai Lama documentaries. It does a good job of telling the story of the Dalai Lama, and his life.

I enjoyed this documentary. The subject matter is difficult, and the length of the film is a bit on the long side. Still, it's well done and I recommend it.

There are so many things in this film that are just as powerful and important as the life of the Dalai Lama. There is such a wide variety of the Dalai Lama's ideas and teachings that they all fit nicely into a single story. The Tibetan language is spoken in such a way that one cannot follow a single dialogue without having the subtitles on the screen, but this is to help understand the Tibetan language. The film is beautifully shot and edited. The music is very soothing and comforting to the ears, and it perfectly matches the content of the film. If you have ever read the Dalai Lama's books, or if you have any interest in the Tibetan language, I highly recommend this film. In my opinion, it's one of the best documentaries that I have ever seen. It gives the viewer a deep understanding of a great spiritual leader and what he teaches. The film was very well received at the Cannes Film Festival. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys documentaries and Tibetan culture. I give it a 10/10.

This movie does a great job of telling the truth. It shows that the problems the Tibetans have had with the Chinese have been in their own culture for decades, and that the problems with the Chinese are the problems with the Chinese. There is a constant need for Chinese to "learn" and "adapt" to Tibetans culture. The movie shows that the Chinese are much more of a threat to Tibetans culture than the Tibetan people are to the Chinese. People want to get rid of the Chinese and get rid of the Dalai Lama. This is a movie that needs to be shown in every classroom in America, so that we can see that the Chinese are just as bad as the Chinese Communist Party.

I had a difficult time getting past the first 20 minutes of the movie, I was very disappointed in the lack of information and the lack of supporting information that the media seemed to be providing. In addition to this, there was no explanation as to what the purpose of the movie was. It was not an entertaining documentary. I thought that the title was misleading. I read the book and was not sure if it was a good title, because it did not say "Last Dalai Lama." The movie did not provide information that would help the public understand that the Dalai Lama was NOT the last Dalai Lama. The movie did not provide information that would help the public understand that the Dalai Lama was NOT the first Dalai Lama. I also thought that the movie did not show the Dalai Lama's spiritual awakening. I was hoping that this movie would provide a different perspective. I felt that the movie did not meet my expectations.

I really enjoyed this documentary. I was interested in the topic since I've lived in Tibet and I was interested in the director's experience in Tibet as well as the Tibetans he interacted with. This documentary is not to be taken as a documentary. It is not a one man show but instead it is a group of people in Tibet and their experience as a group. It is about culture, and how different people can come together in a way that is very unique to them and can make them different. It is a film about a culture and how different cultures interact. It is an interesting film. I would recommend it to anyone interested in Tibet. It is not a documentary and is not the same thing as a documentary. It is a group of people who have lived in Tibet and they have a common experience that they share. I would like to see more films from this group. I am sure they would be much more interesting and important than this one. I highly recommend this film.

A very unusual documentary, though the film is somewhat disjointed. The format is a series of interviews with Chinese, Tibetan, and American experts, who are clearly not experts. We have no idea about their backgrounds, why they came to study Tibet, or what their motivations are. There is little indication that the Tibetan people have any kind of culture, or heritage, other than those we can see in the Dalai Lama's image. The Tibetan and Chinese traditions that we see in the film are very different from one another, and most of the footage is very disturbing. We also see the Dalai Lama from a different point of view, as if we are supposed to be impressed by his wisdom and ability to speak with such clarity. The interviews are often very rude, especially the Tibetan one. These people are quite ill-prepared to deal with the Dalai Lama, and we get very little insight into their lives. The interviews are edited in a manner that makes them seem like a series of unconnected clips, rather than one long interview. There is a very serious tone to the film. It is not about the Dalai Lama, and not a sympathetic interview with him. It's about the Dalai Lama's beliefs, and those of his supporters. We do get a glimpse of the Dalai Lama's personal life, and we see the Dalai Lama's influence on his followers, but this is a relatively minor aspect of the film. We do get some insight into the education of the Dalai Lama, but we are not given enough detail to tell us whether his beliefs are sound, and whether the Tibetan people are making progress. This is a film that is much too long, and only by the end of it do we get a clear sense of what it is we are watching. We see some very disturbing scenes, such as when the Dalai Lama's bodyguards kill a Buddhist monk who was trying to help a prisoner, or when the Dalai Lama is attacked by a Buddhist monk who had come to Tibet to study Tibetan culture. These scenes are very disturbing, and while they do make the film, it is not a great film. We are also not given a sense of the Dalai Lama's purpose, his philosophy, or his personality. We get little sense that he is a modern leader, or that he is a good person, as we have seen in his public statements. In the end, we do not get much information about the Dalai Lama, and we do not know why he has so much influence over his followers. The film is a very interesting look at the Dalai Lama, and the Tibetan people, but it is not very interesting or valuable.

I saw this film at the Montreal Film Festival. I was really surprised by the amount of people that were out there to support the film. The film itself is amazing, with great photography, fantastic cinematography, and a great soundtrack. The people that are working with the film are brilliant, and I hope to see them in more films. The film is also the basis of the book. The book is also wonderful, and the film is an excellent companion. It's also interesting to note that this film was actually inspired by the Tibetan people and their refusal to bow down to a new Dalai Lama. They have not bowed to any of the previous Dalai Lamas. The film is definitely a must see.

On the surface, this documentary presents the Dalai Lama as a moderate, rational, and mature individual. However, the story behind the documentary is far from reasonable. The film starts with a fake interview with the Dalai Lama, where he was asked if he really wanted to see his younger brother, a very irresponsible statement. The interview is repeated, but the Dalai Lama says that he was talking to his wife about it. Then the Dalai Lama claims that he had been planning to see his brother for several months, which means that he is lying. The Dalai Lama also says that he was on a flight from Bangkok to London, and that he had been doing good, and that he wanted to see his brother. This is all very strange, and also very insulting to the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama is a real person, and this is not a documentary about him. The documentary was very interesting, but the documentary makers were very biased, and they didn't present the Dalai Lama in the correct light. I would recommend this documentary for those who are interested in Buddhism or Tibet. If you are not interested in Buddhism, or Tibetan history, you would not like this documentary.

I saw this documentary at the Toronto Film Festival. It was the most enlightening thing I've ever seen in a film festival. It was clear that the filmmakers were working on a very large budget and were able to present the film in a way that was even more interesting than the subject matter. I was very surprised at how little I knew about the Dalai Lama. The majority of what I knew was that he was a spiritual leader who was a very private person. It was surprising to me that he was able to live a very comfortable life while doing a lot of traveling, which I know is hard. I really appreciated the film. I have no idea if it was a documentary, but I'm sure there will be a sequel to this one.

This movie is about a dying man who wants to see his late father, the Dalai Lama, and the Tibetan government to negotiate the Dalai Lama's claim on the land that the Tibetan government occupied. In this film we see how he is in a constant battle with his government and his own family, but also his community. It is a very interesting movie about a man who is in a constant struggle against the world. He is a simple man, who does not want to have to pay for any human or property he might have in this land, and wants the land and people he has to leave. This is a movie about how people of the world struggle to live in peace and how they all must leave their past behind them and live in peace and harmony. The people who work in this film are in a constant battle against the government and the government is in a constant struggle with the people. In the end, we see the end of the government and the people are left free to live in peace. I recommend this movie to people of all ages. I give this movie a 10/10. It is a must see for everyone.

This documentary is an excellent and moving presentation of the struggle of Tibetans to preserve their spiritual traditions and identity. I am delighted that someone has come up with the idea of showing Tibetans of the current generation of Tibetans. I am a student of Tibetan Buddhist Buddhism, and it is difficult for me to understand the perspective of Tibetans living in the outside world. They have had to take great care in making sure that their own traditions are not tampered with by outsiders. It is very easy to criticize these young Tibetans for being uneducated and superficial. I would like to remind all Tibetans of the difficulties of living in a monolithic society that is culturally insensitive and of which their own traditions are not valued. These young Tibetans have shown great courage in fighting for their spiritual traditions. They are showing their dedication to the culture and tradition of Tibet, and their courage in coming to Tibet and following the traditions of their ancestors. I commend them for their work and I hope that they are successful in their struggle.

I've been following the Dalai Lama for about 20 years, and I have to say that this documentary was a very good attempt at explaining why he's the way he is. Unfortunately, it left out the part that I feel was the most important part of the documentary. The part where he talks about his faith. As I watched the documentary, I was thinking that the Dalai Lama is an amazing person. He is a religious leader who is very well educated and has a very clear understanding of the way that he thinks and feels about his religion. I think that the religious part of the documentary was pretty important, but I would have liked to have heard more about his personal life and the struggles he faced as a religious leader. I'm a Buddhist and I think that the Dalai Lama has made a great contribution to Buddhism, and I'm not sure that I would have felt the same way about his religion if I hadn't been a Buddhist. I do think that this documentary did a good job of explaining why the Dalai Lama is the way he is. However, I think that the religious part of the documentary was the most important part of the documentary, and I would have liked to hear more about that.

This is a wonderful movie about Tibet. It shows the people, the rulers, the officials, the traditional food and drink, and how they live. I saw it with my friend, and we both were astounded by the beauty of the scenery and the ancient textiles. The music was wonderfully suited to the film. I have seen this movie on TV a number of times, and the people's stories have always fascinated me. It's a movie that everyone should see.

The film is a good one. The movie does show the Dalai Lama's background and a few of his life experiences. It also shows that the Dalai Lama was the most popular religious leader in Tibet at the time of the Cultural Revolution and the end of the Cultural Revolution. It also shows that the Dalai Lama's life and death were actually much more complicated than we thought. This film is worth watching if you are interested in the Dalai Lama and his life and the Cultural Revolution. The film was very well made and well acted by the entire cast. The music was good. I did like the film better than I thought I would. The film is worth seeing.

The Last Dalai Lama (2015) (TV) * (out of 4) Director George Nikitin has assembled a crew of people who have lived and worked in the Tibetan regions of India for many years. The group includes two people who were kidnapped by Tibetan rebels in Tibet and were taken to India where they have been kept in a monastery. They are given a mission to bring the Dalai Lama back to Tibet for a conference. They try to make contact with the Dalai Lama but don't have much success. This movie is directed by Nikitin who had previously made two documentaries on the Dalai Lama. He's also a big fan of the Dalai Lama so I'm sure he got a lot of inspiration for this film. The movie has a very slow pace for the first half and then the pacing picks up and it's quite interesting. It's an interesting documentary that has some very interesting things to say about Tibetans. I was surprised to see the Dalai Lama at the beginning of the movie but I guess it's because of his age. He's not exactly known for his health and I was surprised to see that he seemed to be in great shape. I don't know if he's really in good health but it did make me wonder if it's true. I'm sure if he's feeling better, he'd be back in a hurry. I'm sure it's because of his age. I also thought that the acting was great but I'm sure people who have seen the movie will have a different opinion. I think it's too much to expect actors to deliver a monologue when there is a lot to say about the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans. I think that the performances are good but it's not enough. The film does have a good message to say and it's a very interesting documentary that has some very interesting things to say about Tibetans.

I went to see this movie with no expectations whatsoever. I just wanted to see a really good documentary. The movie itself is great. The two main characters, the Dalai Lama and his supporters, make for a very interesting and well-rounded story. I also really like the fact that the Dalai Lama had no, not even an ounce of arrogance, but instead chose to be humble and gracious in his appearance and conversation. For the average person, the film might be boring and a little bit boring, but if you are into Tibet, you should definitely watch it.

This documentary is outstanding in every way. It takes the viewer into the mountains and valleys of the Tibet plateau, and gives a general view of the overall situation of the Tibetan people, and of their relationship with the government in exile in India. It also shows how hard it is for the Tibetan people to live and prosper in a country they consider their own. I also liked the inclusion of some of the Tibetan people who have escaped the Chinese occupation of Tibet, and are now working in India, showing that a Tibet is not a Western European type, but a community that has learned to live in harmony with nature, and in spite of a painful history. What I most appreciated about this film was the many people interviewed, and their stories, which were very moving and heartfelt. I highly recommend this film.

Tibetans must have been surprised to learn that a foreign film crew was shooting a documentary about their traditional religion. This seems like a clever move on the part of the filmmakers. They were trying to paint a picture of Tibetan life without seeming to have any direct connection to the people depicted in the film. I have been to Tibet, and have been a Buddhist since I was a child. I have seen a lot of news footage from Tibet in the past, and thought the way the film was shot was very interesting. I also appreciated the fact that the film didn't have any major actors (although the Dalai Lama was in the film). I know that most Tibetans would not like the idea of a foreign filmmaker filming their culture. However, I thought the film was very informative. It gave a balanced view of the Tibetan people, and also the history of Tibet. I would recommend this film to people interested in Tibet.

A good film, but the one thing that made it seem too long was the over-emphasis on the Dalai Lama and his life. As far as I could tell, the film was about the Tibetan exile community, but the Dalai Lama was very much the focus. His wife and children were a secondary part of the story, as they were very much in the spotlight. The story itself, not the Dalai Lama, was the important thing. I saw this film in a foreign language, and I am a bit concerned that many people who do not speak Tibetan will not understand it. The film is good, but there are many points where it could have been better. For example, I did not understand the end of the film, and I think that some of the interviews with the Dalai Lama's wife were not clear.

This film is based on the biography of the Dalai Lama and his last three years of life. Although a lot of the film is really interesting, it is pretty long and too much information was put into the film. They also included too much information that is not very interesting. This is a very good documentary, but the film should have been shorter and more interesting. The whole reason to watch it is because of the Dalai Lama's last three years of life and how he was treated by the West. However, the information was not very interesting, and it was too long. It is an interesting documentary and I recommend it, but I would not say it is the best documentary you can watch.

It's a wonderful film and I loved it. I feel like I have a lot of work to do in life, and this film was inspirational. It was all about living, not thinking about it, and just living. It really did make me want to go to Tibet and learn more about it, and it definitely gave me a better understanding of how Tibet is like. I think that this film is a great film, and it's probably one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It definitely made me think, and it definitely made me feel happy.

The Last Dalai Lama? is a very unique documentary. It shows the lives of a variety of people who have died while following the Dalai Lama. While the documentary is focusing on one person's life, it is able to show you other people's lives. This is a documentary about the Tibetan Buddhist teachings, and it is very important. The Tibetan people and the Tibetan Buddhist teachings have been marginalized and disregarded by the Western media, and this documentary will help them be recognized and praised.

The Last Dalai Lama is the last documentary I've ever seen about the Dalai Lama. It was produced in 1999, and I've seen it on TV a few times since. It's no wonder it's been around for so long. It was groundbreaking. I've never been able to understand how this man had a life of any real significance to anybody. To understand what he did and the people around him, it's very important. There's very little of his family, other than his mother, and the other family members, have been killed. The children are not allowed to speak to their father. There's nothing they can do. He's forgotten about them. They only know that he's asleep. I've always had a hard time understanding why his mind is so powerful, or why his teaching is so important. I'm sure he had an incredible influence on other cultures. That's what makes this film so powerful. I had the chance to meet the Dalai Lama, and this is the story of how he became a religious leader. I'd recommend this film to everyone, even to people who don't understand Buddhism. I think that's the way it's supposed to be.

To all the people who want to have a more informed view about the Tibetan people and the government: please watch this documentary! The sad fact is that there is a good reason to believe that the Dalai Lama has been in hiding for the past three years. I think that this documentary, which I think is very well done and very informative, is one of the best ways to go about it. I will be watching this documentary again and will be more prepared to listen to the Tibetan people when they speak. I highly recommend this documentary and it is a must see for those who want to know what the government is doing to the Tibetan people.

This is an insightful documentary about the rise and fall of the Dalai Lama. The Tibetans wanted him to rule their land, but when he turned into a flesh-eating monster, they gave up. He is now a recluse living in exile. He does not want to rule Tibet. This documentary has a lot of truth in it. The people in Tibet are very sympathetic. Some of the Tibetans interviewed were ashamed to be interviewed. The Tibetan government is corrupt. There is no freedom of religion. There are not enough jobs for the people in Tibet. Tibetans have not been allowed to express their views. They do not want to. The Dalai Lama is respected in his homeland, but not in the rest of the world. He is wanted by people everywhere for his political and spiritual enlightenment. This documentary is about how the Dalai Lama's idea of the West is "soft" and "soft-hearted". The Dalai Lama is not a soft-hearted guy. He is the personification of a man who does not understand the meaning of the word "freedom". The Dalai Lama is also a very spiritual person. He does not want to have a relationship with other religions. He is not interested in religion. He is not interested in politics. He is interested in being enlightened. The Dalai Lama is the personification of a man who is not interested in politics, and is not interested in religion. He is the Dalai Lama. This is a great documentary.

This movie is a depiction of the Dalai Lama's life, what he had to go through, and his response to the criticisms of the critics and the Tibetan people. This movie is not for the faint of heart. There are many strong scenes and discussions, but also strong emotions. This movie also has a nice message of hope and humility. This movie is not for the easily angered, but it does show what the Dalai Lama went through. I believe this movie does a great job of showing the emotions of the Dalai Lama and his people, and also what he went through. The movie is very well done, but it is not for everyone. I think the Tibetan people are entitled to their opinions, and they deserve to be heard. I believe that this movie is a great portrayal of the Dalai Lama and his people, and it is also a great representation of the current situation in Tibet.

The Last Dalai Lama is an amazing documentary about the Dalai Lama and his teaching. The Dalai Lama is an extraordinary man and a charismatic figure who inspires millions of people around the world to pursue their dreams and aspirations. Although the documentary is fairly slow at times, the focus is on the man and the teachings he provides. The documentary is visually stunning and is well worth watching.

I remember seeing the trailer for this documentary years ago, and was curious to see what it would be like to be in the film. As it turned out, the film was a rather interesting documentary, and the characters of the Dalai Lama and his staff were fascinating. There were also a lot of issues to consider in the movie, which I felt was good. There was a lot of discussion about the government of Tibet, as well as the government of China. The Dalai Lama is in the news often, and I'm glad that there were a few subjects that were discussed, but some topics were covered in a much more positive way. I was interested in seeing what the film would be like to see how the Dalai Lama dealt with these issues, but I was pleasantly surprised. The documentary itself was interesting, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Dalai Lama.

With the passing of the Dalai Lama, a new director has emerged to take over his legacy. The Dalai Lama, a Tibetan Buddhist leader, who had died in 1959, is being re-released as a film. The story is about a young Tibetan boy who is chosen to take the leadership of Tibet, after the death of his mother. He is given only a few days to complete his task. When he is not able to complete his task, he is asked to resign and hand over the leadership to another. The other is the young man's older brother. The story is told in a very slow and boring way, in a traditional way, where the camera seems to be following the boy and his brother through the streets of a town. The film does not make you feel for the Tibetan people, who are treated like beggars, or that the country is in such bad shape. In fact, the film does not seem to want to show that. The only part of the film that does seem to show that is the one where the boy tries to win the support of the government. This is a good film, but it is not the film that I would recommend to anybody. It is very slow, and it does not show the problems that Tibetans are facing. This is not a good film, it is not a good documentary. It is just a film, and a very good film, and not the documentary that I would recommend to anybody.

After watching this documentary I realized how much I had missed the Tibet/Sri Lanka relationship. This documentary is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the relationship between India and Tibet. This film does an excellent job of providing a complete history of the relationship, from the first contact between the two countries until today. There is also a wealth of information on the Tibetans, from the Dalai Lama, to the political situation in Tibet and Tibet. The film is divided into three parts: the early history of the relationship, the conflict, and the relationship between India and Tibet. Each segment has been meticulously researched and is worth watching in its entirety. The first part of the film covers the early history of the relationship and the conflict, the second part covers the conflict, and the third part covers the relationship. The film has excellent production values and the cinematography is excellent. I have enjoyed this film and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Tibet/India relationship.

I was looking for a movie to see after a long time, and I saw this on the list. I thought it would be a waste of time. I was wrong. I was really surprised, because it was so well put together. It shows the Dalai Lama's life in the last few years. The movie tells about how he deals with the situation, and the Dalai Lama himself. There are a lot of scenes, but they are short. The only thing that annoyed me is the camera work, and I think they should have edited the movie a little better. It is a great movie, and I recommend it.

In a way, this is an inspiring film to be watching. I am not the type of person who watches documentaries and sits down and watches a film for hours and hours. I don't have the patience to sit through a documentary that is just as long as this one. The thing I found interesting about this film is that it was almost like a documentary. There were no music, no commercials, and very little narration. There was very little dialogue and it seemed to have more of a documentary feel to it. The way the documentary was put together was very interesting and it made the documentary feel more like a documentary. I would say that this is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen and would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the Dalai Lama. This is a film that will make you want to learn more about the Dalai Lama and his teachings.

I've seen a few documentaries about the Dalai Lama and I must say that I found this film to be very interesting and very informative. The Dalai Lama has never been a controversial figure and his influence in our lives is not due to his good deeds but rather his bad deeds. We see many of the negative aspects of the Dalai Lama's life in the film and I would say that his personal life is one of the worst and most violent I have ever seen. The Dalai Lama has a son, a daughter and a daughter-in-law who are all very sad and tragic. I find it very sad that he never gets to experience his daughter-in-law and son's wedding. I found it extremely disturbing to see how he treats his own family. It is evident that he is not a loving person. He's very cold and even when he gets together with his daughter-in-law he tries to be very close to her. When he finds out that his son-in-law and daughter-in-law are engaged he tries to make it appear that he is happy about the situation and he starts to try to help them. He does not know how to say no and he doesn't understand why his son-in-law and daughter-in-law want to get married. When he finally finds out that they are engaged he tries to have a nice wedding and make it seem that everything is going to be OK. But in the end he does not understand why his son-in-law and daughter-in-law want to get married and he doesn't understand why his daughter-in-law and son-in-law are in love. His daughter-in-law says that he is a good person and that he's not a bad person but I'm not sure what she means by that. I also found it very disturbing to see how his son-in-law and daughter-in-law treat their children. I'm not saying that they are horrible people but I'm saying that they treat their children like animals. They beat their children, hit them with belts, kick them and put them in the toilet. I can't understand how anyone can have children who behave like that. I think that there are a lot of very bad things in the Dalai Lama's life and I think that the film was very good in showing that.

I had the misfortune of watching this documentary at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, and at that time I was expecting a documentary-like film about the Dalai Lama. But this movie is about a Tibetan woman who has a passion for Tibetan Buddhism and the Dalai Lama. She was the last female Dalai Lama. And she was a very important woman. The film tells her life story and her journey from her childhood to her death. You'll see the women who have come to Tibet to study Buddhism and you'll see the women who came to Tibet to study Buddhism, including the Dalai Lama himself, played by a young and attractive actor. This movie is not about the Dalai Lama. It's a movie about one of the most important women in the history of the world. If you want to see a documentary about the Dalai Lama, then go see 'The Last Dalai Lama', but this movie is not about the Dalai Lama. It's about a woman who lived in Tibet and who was the last female Dalai Lama. And it's a great movie.

I saw the trailer for this film on the DVD of the Dalai Lama's autobiography and thought it was a good documentary. The documentary is very well done. It shows the Dalai Lama in a variety of different situations and places, which is really interesting. The main theme of the film is how the Dalai Lama's life and teachings have affected the world and how people are reacting to them. There are also some great interviews with the Dalai Lama and other famous figures in the Tibetan culture. The Dalai Lama is interviewed by John T. Flynn, the Dalai Lama's biographer. The Dalai Lama's own life is also included in the film. It is also interesting to see how different cultures and people react to the Dalai Lama's teachings. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes to learn about the Dalai Lama. I think that anyone who likes to learn about the Dalai Lama will enjoy this film.

I was surprised to learn that the Dalai Lama was in a movie. I've never even heard of him before, so I went to see it and I really enjoyed it. The stories about the Tibetans and their culture were very interesting and interesting to hear. It was interesting to see the actual Tibetans, not just the Westerners. It was also very interesting to see the Westerners, and then to see the Tibetans, and then to see the Westerners. The story that I enjoyed the most was about the women. One of the stories was about the mother of a young girl. She was raped by the Dalai Lama and then she had to go to a monastery. She was very brave and she went to the monastery. One of the stories was about a man who was a monk. He had no choice but to go into the monastery and he was really afraid. He was able to make it through the night without sleeping, but he was still afraid. It was very interesting to see the people in that monastery. The story about the monastery, the stories of the monks, the stories about the nuns, the stories about the women. I thought it was interesting and I thought that they did an excellent job of telling the story of the Tibetans and the people in that monastery.

The Last Dalai Lama is a documentary about the life and legacy of the Dalai Lama, a Tibetan spiritual leader. The film is well edited, with some informative interviews, and some insightful and humorous scenes. The story is told in the original Tibetan language, but some of the spoken English is also in Tibetan. The script is very authentic, and although some of the comments are a bit hard to understand, the overall message is a very positive one. The film is not very well-known outside of Tibet, but is a very well-made and informative film. Recommended.

I think this is one of the most interesting documentaries I have ever seen. It is very well done and is well thought out. I was very interested in the film, and I think that there is a lot to learn from it. However, I think that there are a lot of other documentaries that are better. It is a very good film, and I recommend it.

If you've never been to Tibet, it's not a big stretch to say that you'd never have heard of it, and even if you did, you probably wouldn't have ever heard of the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama, or more accurately, the "Tibetan National Government" as it is known in English, is the world's leading proponent of Tibetan Buddhism. It is the most persecuted and most persecuted religion in the world today, and it is a religion that is very much in the news right now. It's not a religion that is commonly used in schools, and most of the world's religions are being targeted by the same sort of "international terrorism" that the Dalai Lama is fighting. This film tells the story of the Dalai Lama's life, and it is a story that is very interesting. It tells the story of the Dalai Lama's rise to power and the difficulties that he had to face as a young man. The film is very well made, and it is well worth seeing. It is a film that I would recommend to anyone, and it is a film that I would recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about the world's most persecuted religion.

A fairly detailed look at the life and teachings of the Dalai Lama, and it's a good thing to see this. There are many different ways to view this movie, and some are better than others. I personally enjoyed the whole thing, because it is not just about the Dalai Lama, but about the Tibetans, and the conflict that exists between them and the Chinese. I think the movie is really good, but it is not the best I have ever seen, but it is still very good. It is not one of those movies that you can just watch, and just get something out of it. The movie is very detailed, and you really get a sense of what it's like to live in Tibet. I think this is a good movie, and if you like documentaries, this is a good one.