Directed by Khyentse Norbu

A leading Buddhist teacher and lama, Bhutanese auteur Khyentse Norbu is a cinematic philosopher whose visually ravishing, spiritually profound films feel at once ancient, radically contemporary, and thrillingly alive. TRAVELLERS AND MAGICIANS reframes the road movie as a meditation on fantasy and desire, HEMA HEMA: SING ME A SONG WHILE I WAIT unfolds like a tantric masquerade suspended between rave and ritual, and PIG AT THE CROSSING turns absurdist comedy into existential vertigo.