Unmistaken Child
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Universal acclaim- based on 5 Ratings
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- Director: Nati Baratz
- Genre(s): Documentary
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90Unmistaken Child stands above most others in offering us an intimate look at Tibetan Buddhism in action, with no external commentary or narration.
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80Films that address faith and love as eloquently as this moving 2008 documentary are rare.
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75I hope they have shrinks in remote Nepal, because this kid is going to need one. P.S.: The scenery is awesome.
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50Although the film is handsomely filmed and features a surprisingly frank view of the political machinations within the upper ranks of Tibetan Buddhism – even the Dalai Lama comes across as a bit of a wheeler-dealer – Unmistaken Child is more than a little disappointing.
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