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  Lex on July 16, 2009 02:49

Thus have i heard of “Thus Have I Seen” film fest, though I have seen nothing yet…

Shian, what does Sankara means? A Pali or Sanskrit word?

  zweiya on July 18, 2009 11:56

Sankara is a Pali word that means volition or mental formation – habitual actions or thoughts, and is one of the Five Aggregates.

Sanskrit word would be Samskara.

Sankara, as in the film, is truly a movie worth every cent of your money and not to be missed again. Little did many people know that Sankara was an opening film in one of the past Singapore Film Fest.

Anyway, it’s a beautiful crafted film with amazing cinematography and sound effects. A treat for your eyes, ears and mind. Dharma content is good with tint of zenness. It certainly worth 4 out of 5.

Catch it on big screen, nothing beats that!

Hmmm, anyone would like an online discussion of the films after the film fest?

  problem on July 19, 2009 22:35

I won’t be able to catch most of these films as my schedule does not permit. Are these films available on dvd? Anywhere in singapore where we can get to rent/borrow buddhist films on dvd?

  shian on July 20, 2009 22:08

Er… if they are easily available on dvd locally, they wouldn’t qualify as film fest selections. You can try searching for them online.

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