Inner Asian Films in the Kenyon Library (by Title)
Title | Date | Running Time | Color / B&W | Location | Director/Producer | Other Notes |
Exploring the Mandala | 1990 | 6 min. | Color | 94.0383 | Donald P. Greenberg | Pema Losang Chogyen and the Program of Computer Graphics, Cornell University. |
Genghis Khan | 1990 | 220 min. (total) | Color | 94.0126- 94.0127 | Zhan Xiangchi | 2 parts (110 min./ea). Presents a visual history of the great Asian conquerer, Genghis Khan. |
Reincarnation of Khensur Rinpoche, The | 1991 | 62 min. | Color | 94.0382 | Ritu Sarin & Tenzing Sonam | |
Storm from the east (Mongols, storm from the east) | 1993 | 124 min. (total) | Color | 94.0175- 94.0179 | Robert Marshall & Viviana Woodruff | 4 part series ('Birth of an empire', 'World conquerors', Tartar crusaders', 'The last khan of khans'). A NHK, BBC co-production. |
Tibet in Exile Close to Eden (Urga) |
1991 1993 |
30 min. 109 min. |
Color w/ b&w sequences Subtitles |
94.0136 94.0273 |
Barbara Banks & Meg McLagan Michel Seydoux |
Features the tragic plight of Tibet where over 1 million Tibetans have died and nearly 120,000 Tibetans have escaped
to live as exiles primarily in India since China's occupation of Tibet in 1949. Gombo, a Mongolian shepard, and Sergei, a Russian road builder, strike up a friendship and go on the road together, headed for the city. Intending to buy a TV and condoms, Gombo is on his way to becoming a modern man. But present-day ways may not be so alluring after all. |
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