The Lost World of Tibet
2006 · IMDB 7.6 · 48 VOTES · DIR. Emma Hindley
Overview
After the popular and successful TV and DVD collaborations The Lost World of Mitchell & Kenyon and The Lost World of Friese-Greene, the BFI and BBC co-produced The Lost World of Tibet, broadcast on BBC Four on 3 March 2008.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,119 lines
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00:00:08 A beautiful isolated land
00:04:51 Each time the wind blows the prayers that are written on them are released into the universe
00:08:14 A villager, uneducated.
00:12:18 or any disorderly behaviour
00:15:30 or the daughters marrying several brothers, and so on.
00:18:54 A unique feature of the costume was the yellow hat called a bog to
00:22:27 With his mother going in front of him.
00:25:50 a monk regent took the role of Tibet's temporal leader
00:29:53 the repetitive arm and leg movements made you very stiff.
00:33:34 ...and then one measures one’s Length on the ground
00:37:00 Some would beg, some would offer prayers
00:40:46 And at the end, they would have the army band coming, which was more fun.
00:44:36 while another formation circles it
00:48:39 If they managed to hit each of the targets, they would be presented with a victory scarf.
00:52:34 they were well organised. they were quite smart, like that.
00:56:00 And, anyhow, see was very kind, and see did everything on such a grand scale.
00:59:50 Rather than resist Chinese rule
01:03:38 You know, I like missions
01:07:44 the monks are also given prayer scarves tea and money
01:11:23 And his answer was an unexpected answer!
01:14:51 and mingle with the public and to act like spies.
01:18:22 or the libraries at Norbulingka.
01:22:06 It was taken over by the Chinese soldiers and turned into... what's the word in Chinese?
01:25:41 and to join the United Nations, and to educate the Tibetans outside
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,119
First line00:00:08
Final line01:25:41
Production Record
DirectorEmma Hindley
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes48