I do not know how to review this remarkable movie from Bhutan. It should have won the Best Foreign Film at the Oscars. The country was one of the last ones to introduce voting to a public used to being ruled by a monarchy.
The leader decided to give the citizens the right to vote for their leader and it is the main focus of the story along with a Buddhist monk who has requested a gun for some undisclosed reason.
Enter an American arms dealer willing to hand over hard cash for a Civil War antique owned by an underling of the head monk.
What follows is a concise script with an uncanny examination of worldwide politics and real family values.
Do not miss this hidden gem.
The leader decided to give the citizens the right to vote for their leader and it is the main focus of the story along with a Buddhist monk who has requested a gun for some undisclosed reason.
Enter an American arms dealer willing to hand over hard cash for a Civil War antique owned by an underling of the head monk.
What follows is a concise script with an uncanny examination of worldwide politics and real family values.
Do not miss this hidden gem.