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SUMMARY:Asian Film Series: Dreaming Lhasa
DESCRIPTION:\nThe third and final film for this second edition of the As
	ian Film Series is Dreaming Lhasa (2005). Directed by Ritu Sarin and Ten
	zing Sonam\, this movie alternates the main narrative with a documentary
	 of the oppressed Tibet\, and thus has been endorsed by Human Rights Wat
	ch. Three Tibetans (a filmmaker from New York\, a rock musician living i
	n India\, and a former Buddhist monk who escaped from Tibet) meet and in
	tertwine their personal journeys of self-discovery and reconnection with
	 blurry\, if not lost\, common cultural roots. During their travels and 
	adventures\, Karma\, Jigme and Dhondup create contexts of encounter\, an
	d often clash\, between the different realities of East and West. Introd
	uction before and discussion after the film hosted by Stefania Travagnin
	\, lecturer of East Asian Buddhism.\n\nThis film screens in 110 Wartik B
	uilding.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/asian-film
	-series-dreaming-lhasa/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>The third and f
	inal film for this second edition of the Asian Film Series is <em>Dreami
	ng Lhasa</em> (2005). Directed by Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam, this mov
	ie alternates the main narrative with a documentary of the oppressed Tib
	et, and thus has been endorsed by Human Rights Watch. Three Tibetans (a 
	filmmaker from New York, a rock musician living in India, and a former B
	uddhist monk who escaped from Tibet) meet and intertwine their personal 
	journeys of self-discovery and reconnection with blurry, if not lost, co
	mmon cultural roots. During their travels and adventures, Karma, Jigme a
	nd Dhondup create contexts of encounter, and often clash, between the di
	fferent realities of East and West. Introduction before and discussion a
	fter the film hosted by Stefania Travagnin, lecturer of East Asian Buddh
	ism.</p><p>This film screens in 110 Wartik Building.</p><p>For more deta
	ils: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/asian-film-series-dreaming
	-lhasa/'>https://events.la.psu.edu/event/asian-film-series-dreaming-lhas
	a/</a></p></body></html>
LOCATION:110 Wartik Building
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