Windhorse (1998)
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63% of critics liked it
(8 reviews) -
71% of users liked it
(76 ratings)
Three young Tibetan children witness their grandfather's murder at the hands of the Chinese and grow up to learn the many ways the Chinese government exerts its influence on their lives. ~ Rovi
- Directed By
- Paul Wagner
- Written By
- Julia Elliot, Thupten Tsering, Paul Wagner, Julia Elliott
- Genres
- Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 30, 1999 Limited
- Studio
- Paul Wagner Productions
Critic Reviews
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Andrea Chase, Killer Movie Reviews
Wagner brings his fine documentarian's eye for detail to WINDHORSE, a gift for explaining the complexities of the situation.
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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality and Practice
Celebrates the indelible spiritual impact of the exiled Dalai Lama upon the souls of his oppressed people.
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
This fictionalized drama (probably preaching to the choir) cannot be judged as other films for its entertainment value alone.
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Maria Garcia, Film Journal International
Wagner seems to forget he's making a narrative film and not a documentary--there's no consistent point of view other than his own.
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Cast
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Dadon
as Dolkar
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Jampa Kelsang
as Dorjee
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Anonymous
as Pema
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Richard Chang
as Duan-ping
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Lu Yu
as Mr. Du
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Talie Silverman
as Amy
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Nima Bhuti
as Momola/Grandmother
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Pema Choekyi
as Amala/Mother
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Gorkyap
as Pala/Father
- Taije Silverman
