The poignant and personal account of Tenzing Sonam’s first-ever visit to his homeland, from the far reaches of Amdo Province, where Tibetans have lost their language, to Lhasa, the heart of the country.
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Tenzing Sonam as Himself
Ritu Sarin Director
United Kingdom 11 June 1997
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