World Cup on the Mountain

In 1998, the World Cup in France was in full swing, igniting enthusiasm around the world, and even monasteries in a corner of the world felt the wave. In a quiet place with green mountains and green waters in India, Dharma drums and conch shells are played, Sanskrit chants are chanted, and in the solemn hall, the childlike little Lama Orgyen (Jamyang Lodro) is more concerned about all kinds of new and interesting things, and the passionate World Cup undoubtedly arouses his greatest interest. He collected all kinds of relevant information, wore the uniform of his favorite team under his robe, and occasionally escaped down the mountain with his companions to watch the game, with the same enthusiasm as any other mortal being. At the same time, young Nima (played by Pema Tshundup) and his uncle fled here, practicing dharma and becoming a monk. They witnessed Orgyen's efforts to bring the World Cup broadcast into the monastery. There is a saying that "Buddhism is in the world and is not separated from the world." The most vivid appearance of the practitioner was fixed at that moment in 1998... This film is directed by the third Tibetan Buddhist master Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche.