Projects

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I am Pema
...is a short film by Sam Wangyal and Andrea Paffetti that paints a lyrical reflection on displacement and hope glimpsed during a day in little Pema's world. It was her parents wish to achieve better things for their children through an education that respects their language and cultural identity at perhaps at the cost of never seeing her again. Four years ago thirty nine Tibetan children trekked over the Himalayas forced to flee their oppressed homeland to seek freedom in exile. One of them was Pema then only seven year old. Displaced yet she is full of happy optimism tinged with sadness becuase she remembers her parents everyday. But she says she is happy now showing remarkable strength in settling into a strange new world in a new country with new parents making new friends and discoveries along the way. Of course return to Tibet is unthinkable!

'The Story of Tsoe…'
An undercover investigative documentary film following the smuggling trade of precious Shahtoosh (Tibetan Antelope wool) from its starting point hidden in the high steppes of Tibet - home to the last major herds of Tibetan Antelope - to the Indian states of Jammu and Kashmir, where it is woven, to its end use consumers - the wealthy elite of Hong Kong, Milan, London, New York and other major cities.

Zanabazar - The God King of Mongolia
A biographical docu-drama telling the story of Zanabazar, an descendant of Genghis Khan who exchanged the sword of his ancestors for the robes of a Tibetan monk.

Like the Dalai Lama of Tibet, Zanabazar reigned as a living God during the 17th Century, single-handedly ushering in a golden age of renaissance in religious art and culture and changing the face of Mongolia forever.

Among Warriors - Patterson of Tibet

Over 50 years ago His Holiness the Dalai Lama and thousands of his people were forced to flee their country for a life in exile. In the forefront fighting the communist chinese with the feared Khampa's - the warrior tribesmen of Tibet was a lone Scotsman called ‘The bearded Khampa' ! He was also carrying the fight against the Chinese invasion of Tibet!