Weekend tour to Chhitkul, the last village of Indo-Tibet border, a population of 600 people approx, all are Buddhist. Their life and livelihood... Their cultural & religious practices... Unique scenic beauty admixed with rough & tough wilderness... All for an exploration - an unknown land, their habitats... Observed and conceived with all openness, viewed and spoken through lenses, interviewed, interacted and documented... All to preserve the flavor & sanctity... Not from the angle of a non-passionate sociologist or scholar.. A stranger, identified himself with the vibrant nature, the holy living identity...
Cast: Biswendu Chowdhury, Debjeet Kundu
Crew: Biswendu Chowdhury (Director), Biswendu Chowdhury (Director of Photography)
Genres: Adventure
Release Dates: 01 Jan 2011 (India)
Did you know? Jennifer Aniston reconnected with her husband Justin Theroux on the set of this film. They had originally met in 2008 after being introduced by Robert Downey Jr.. As of June 2019, they are legally separated. Read More
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Film Type:
Documentary Short
Language:
English
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Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
Trivia:
Paul Rudd improvised George's "mirror talk".
Jennifer Aniston reconnected with her husband Justin Theroux on the set of this film. They had originally met in 2008 after being introduced by Robert Downey Jr.. As of June 2019, they are legally separated.
Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd had previously co-starred in Friends (1994) and The Object of My Affection (1998) (in which Rudd's character also was named George). Alan Alda co-starred in the latter as well.
Jennifer Aniston reconnected with her husband Justin Theroux on the set of this film. They had originally met in 2008 after being introduced by Robert Downey Jr.. As of June 2019, they are legally separated.
Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd had previously co-starred in Friends (1994) and The Object of My Affection (1998) (in which Rudd's character also was named George). Alan Alda co-starred in the latter as well.
