A Shawl to die for
2008 India, a film by Rita Benerji, 21 minutes
English with Czech subtitles
FLIM 2011
Daughters of Wisdom
On the Eastern Tibetan plateau of Kham, at an altitude of 14,000 feet, subsistence farmers and nomadic herding families sprinkle the craggy mountains of Nangchen. Their way of life has changed little in over 2,000 years, and for most it is a life of illiteracy, poverty and hunger.
Dreaming Lhasa
Karma, a Tibetan filmmaker from New York, goes to Dharamsala, the Dalai Lama's exile headquarters in northern India, to make a documentary about former political prisoners who have escaped from Tibet. She wants to reconnect with her roots but is also escaping a deteriorating relationship back home.
Early German Travel Logues (1920's) - Three Silent Films
The films of the Tibetan film archive evening courtesy of Tibet Film Archive, New York.
Rare and unusual footage of dance, prayer, and chanting filmed by German documentarians filmed in the North East of Tibet in the 1920's. Includes Cham dances at the Kumbum monastery as well as pilgrims earning money for their journey to a Tibetan Lama monastery.
Home Away from Home
India, a film by Ramesh Gupta, 15 minutes
English with Czech subitles
The films of the Tibetan film archive evening courtesy of Tibet Film Archive, New York.
Film about the early exile years of Tibetan Exiles in India.
Meltdown in Tibet
2009 USA, a film by Michael Buckley, produced by Petr Sevcik, 40 minutes, Czech premiere
In English with Czech subtitles
Photo Exhibition - Karel Beba: Tibet „mysterious“ ... and dying"
Photo Exhibition in Kino Aero, 7th to 30th of March 2011
Karel Beba: Tibet „mysterious“ ... and dying
Raid into Tibet
1964 UK, a film by Adrian Cowell, adviser George Patterson, 30 minutes
English with Czech subtitles
The films of the Tibetan film archive evening courtesy of Tibet Film Archive, New York.
Religious Investiture of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
1948/1970 USA, 20 minutes, Courtesy of Tibet Film Archive
English with Czech subtitles
The films of the Tibetan film archive evening courtesy of Tibet Film Archive, New York.