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Buddha\'s Warriors (CNN, 2008)
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Type..................: Documentary
Container file........: AVI
Video Format..........: XVID
Total Bitrate.........: 2075 Kbps
Audio format..........: MP3 128 Kbps
Audio Language........: English
Resolution............: 688x384
Aspect Ratio..........: 1.78:1 (approx.)
Colour................: Colour
FPS...................: 29.97
Duration..............: 00:44:10

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SYNOPSIS

Expanding upon her award-winning investigative series God\'s Warriors, CNN chief
international correspondent Christiane Amanpour reports in a new documentary that
examines the nexus of politics and faith. For Buddha\'s Warriors, Amanpour explores
a new generation of Buddhists who are actively engaged in political struggle.
These believers of love, kindness and nonviolence struggle to remain true to their
beliefs while at the same time confronting severe political and cultural oppression.

In Buddha\'s Warriors, Amanpour investigates the roots of the conflict between
Chinese authority and ethnic Tibetans. Nearly 50 years ago, the Dalai Lama fled
Tibet after a failed uprising against communist rule. Tibetans say that all but
13 of 6,000 Buddhist monasteries were destroyed under Chairman Mao\'s Cultural
Revolution from 1966 to 1976. Those that have been rebuilt are now under the
close, watchful eye of the Chinese government. Monks there say that they are
forced to denounce the Dalai Lama and swear allegiance to China.

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