Scorsese’s Kundun as Catholic Encounter with the Dalai Lama and His Tibetan Dharma1
Published · Updated
You may also like...
-
Borgman: Movie Review (Pop Theology)
by Film and Religion · Published September 26, 2014
-
The Holy Mountain (1973) (Bible Films Blog review)
by Film and Religion · Published October 6, 2014
-
Radical Grace
by Film and Religion · Published May 20, 2015 · Last modified May 18, 2015
- Next story Global Catastrophe in Motion Pictures as Meaning and Message: The Functions of Apocalyptic Cinema in American Film
- Previous story “I Do Feel the Fire!”: The Transformations of Prison-Based Black Male Converts to Islam in South Central, Malcolm X, and Oz
Support This Site
Subscribe via Email
Recent Posts
- White wine vs. black fingernail – “Jolt ” (2021) – Wine in Films #67
- Opening up – “Double Threat” (2022) – Wine in Films #66
- Hallucinated wine – “Slingshot” (2024) – Wine in Films #65
- Wine as accentuator – “Délicieux / Delicious” (2021) – Wine in Films #64
- Thawing agent – “This Beautiful Fantastic” (2016) – Wine in Films #63
- Not so easy girl – “Baby Face” (1933) – Wine in Films #62
- Moment of doubt – “Madklubben/Food Club” (2020) – Wine in Films #61
- Wine racks and Alan Rickman – “Bottle Shock” (2008) – Wine in Films #60
- 19 films from July 2025 in the “wine in films” series
- At the round table of sisters – “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain” (2021) – Wine in Films #59