Tsunma, Tsunma: My Summer with the Female Monastics of the Himalaya poster
Film · 2017 · 1h 10m

Tsunma, Tsunma: My Summer with the Female Monastics of the Himalaya

尊瑪、尊瑪:我和她們在喜馬拉雅山的夏天

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Synopsis

Tsunma, an honorific term connoting “noble, delicate, and pure”, refers to the Tibetan Buddhist Nuns of the Himalayan Region who have been largely dismissed or forgotten by the traditions they follow and the societies they’ve served. Taiwanese photographer Lin Li-Fang undertook a solo journey up 4,270 meters into the Himalayan Plateau and lived for an entire summer with some of these nuns and recorded life in the unforgiving environment dubbed “The Roof of the World”. There, Li-fang captured a life devoted to hope and faith and a people possessing a unique kind of tolerance, humility, and perseverance. This is a story of the Nuns of the Himalayas, of seeing one’s life through theirs, that is, a life lived in faith and with the spark of a summer eternal.

Details

Director
Lin Li-fang
Release
October 19, 2017
Status
Released
Country
Taiwan
Runtime
1h 10m

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