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Journey Into Buddhism: Dharma River (2003)
As the first documentary in the Yatra Trilogy, Dharma River is a timeless journey through legendary rivers to the greatest Buddhist temples and mystical sites of Laos, Thailand, and Burma. It offers a direct experience of lost civilizations, sacred spaces, and ancient traditions. A film by John Bush.
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As the first documentary in the Yatra Trilogy, Dharma River is a timeless journey through legendary rivers to the greatest Buddhist temples and mystical sites of Laos, Thailand, and Burma. It offers a direct experience of lost civilizations, sacred spaces, and ancient traditions. A film by John Bush.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:9/4/2003
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Direct Pictures
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