Buddha's Daydream (2011)
The image of the sleeping Buddha historically represents the Buddha dying or entering Nirvana. Or he may be dreaming of lives past and of death and what lies beyond. Music by Henry Kaiser and Kaki King. Special thanks to Jodie Mack and Marlis Dunn.
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The image of the sleeping Buddha historically represents the Buddha dying or entering Nirvana. Or he may be dreaming of lives past and of death and what lies beyond. Music by Henry Kaiser and Kaki King. Special thanks to Jodie Mack and Marlis Dunn.
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In Theaters:10/6/2011
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