As mentioned on the NFB’s website:

Tulku is a documentary film about young people caught between the modern culture they were born into and the ancient Tibetan Buddhist culture from which they were reborn. They are Western tulkus ‐ all of them recognized when they were children as reincarnations of great Tibetan Buddhist masters. Filmmaker Gesar Mukpo is one of them. In this film, he sets out to meet others like him ‐ young people struggling between modern and ancient, East and West.

Once I get my hands on a copy, I’ll be sure to provide a review on this blog. I’m really looking forward to seeing this film.

The National Film Board website has posted a series of clips from Gesar Mukpo’s film “Tulku: The Movie” which serve to get me all the more stoked to see this film. We’re all anticipating its release and details of how the DVD can be purchsed and once I hear anything, I’ll be sure to post news via this blog.

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For those who missed the trailer for this film, here you go -