A Cloud Never Dies

The documentary runs for 27 minutes and combines original film and photographic archives to tell the story of Thích Nhất Hạnh. It portrays his journey shaped by the suffering of war and highlights his wisdom and compassion in the face of adversity. The film delves into the impact of Buddhism on his life and the broader context of Vietnamese refugees and Buddhist monasteries.

As a collector, this film may be of interest due to its exploration of significant historical and cultural themes. Its focus on a prominent figure in Buddhism and the intertwining of personal biography with larger societal issues can provide valuable insights for those interested in documentary filmmaking and the representation of spiritual journeys.