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I just watched this on the Documentary channel. It was such an amazing story. I cried throughout the entire thing. It's beautiful and inspiring, and makes me appreciate life so much more. This film has changed my life.
jescuh1 1 year ago
This makes me cry. I cannot explain why.
UnderVanillaSkies 1 year ago
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lgtong81 2 years ago
Search on
What remains of us 8
to find all 8 parts of the full video.
HumanRightsVideosT 2 years ago
Just was it at the Honolulu Academic of Arts..A very compelling firm to tell the Tibetan side of the story. Real people, real stories. With a 10-year span of the making of this film, however, I would like to see the producer played up the time span and the change or unchange of Tibetans spirit, determination, or desire.
gmflin 2 years ago
Tibetans have been repressed by CCP since 1950.Only a small minority of Tibetans harmed Han colonist in Tibet; none have ever condoned, supported, ecouraged, priased, or celebrated the killing of anyone and never have gone to China proper to kill Chinese women, children and civilians. There's documentation of shooting Tibetans who escape, Tibetans living in fear of CCP agents, imprisonment for celebrating HHDL, and reeducation camps. How can anyone with a conscience support this cruelty?
arafel1964 3 years ago
"Tibet: Murder In The Snow" (59 minutes)
tinyu rl. com/Nangpa (remove spaces)
was released a several months ago.
HumanRightsVideosT 2 years ago
ummmm..is that like a movie cause i never saw it before lol if it is then i have to see it lol
RollerCoastertokio44 3 years ago
what are you laughing about?!
STEonSK8 3 years ago
It is a documentary that is 76 minutes long. If you are interested in Tibet please check out these youtube videos.
Chinese soldiers shot Tibetan Refugees
The Destruction of Serthar Buddhist Institute in Tibet
Tibetan Refugee Part Two, (and parts Three, Four and Five)
Torture in Tibet: A Buddhist Nun Tells Her Story
Annie and Palden Gyatso (as in Annie Lennox)
ChinaKillsNuns 3 years ago 4
Incredible. Thanks for posting. Long Life to His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso!
joef1987 3 years ago 3
It whole video has been uploaded to youtube now.
HumanRightsVideosT 2 years ago