Buddhism, the Unspeakable Truth Trailer

Buddhism, the Unspeakable Truth Trailer (2022)

13 September 2022 Factual 89 mins

Sexual abuses, mental manipulation and embezzlement: Tibetan Buddhism is shaken by serious scandals. An in-depth account that lifts the veil on the unspiritual underbelly of a religion venerated in Europe.

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France 13 September 2022

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