Rituals of Resistance

This documentary offers a compelling exploration of Tibetan resistance to Chinese occupation. Tenzin Phuntsog, a Tibetan-American filmmaker, interviews activists, including a former monk turned guerilla leader and his own mother, who followed the Dalai Lama's Middle Path while raising a family in America.

The film also touches on the tragic event of a young Tibetan man's self-immolation in 2006, highlighting the lengths to which individuals go to protest occupation. Through these personal narratives, the filmmaker investigates his own place within this ongoing struggle, making the documentary both personal and political. As a collector, this film provides an in-depth look at a crucial issue, offering insight into Tibetan culture and activism.