Das alte Ladakh Trailer

Das alte Ladakh Trailer (1986)

21 June 1986 Factual 90 mins

The Laddakhis, high up in the Western Himalayas, have a strong connection to the psychic energies of the gods and demons through their belief in Tantric Buddhism. People in the valley say of the Geshe (a methaphysical professor) that he can fly if he wants to. But using magic is immoral for the Buddhist. Nevertheless, a young man seduces the woman of his desire with magical powers. In a breathtaking landscape under a crystal-clear blue sky, a life unfolds in harmony with the universe, carried by an ancient consciousness.

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Cast

Ricarda Benndorf

as Narrator (voice)

Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch

as Narrator (voice)

Gisela Keiner

as Narrator (voice)

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 21 June 1986

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