"Breaking the Wall of Silence" is a documentary that depicts a brave, peaceful, vulnerable culture fighting against an aggressive neighbor. It is a story of personal sacrifice and strength of soul. Tibetan monks, risking their lives, are trying to overcome the Himalayas and return to their native Tibet. The authors of the film create a compelling portrait of the Dalai Lama, the leader of the Tibetan spirit. The film begins with the Voice of Tibet, a small radio station that broadcasts independent news to Tibet. China is trying in various ways to stop the operation of this radio station.
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