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Interbeing

Interbeing

Synopsis

INTERBEING is the first-ever documentary biopic about Thich Nhat Hanh, the legendary Vietnamese Zen master, peace activist, and Father of Mindfulness. From the war-torn streets of Vietnam to the world stage, his journey is a powerful reminder that compassion, clarity and inner peace are radical acts in a world in turmoil. This is the story of the world’s most influential spiritual leaders and how his timeless wisdom and teachings offer a bold, transformative antidote to today’s chaos, greed and division.

Details

Type of project
Features
Director
Max Pugh
Producer
Eve Schoukroun, Nick Francis
Executive Producer
Marc J. Francis
Composer
Germaine Franco
Principal cast
Benedict Cumberbatch
Other Lead Creative(s)
Alejandro González Iñárritu, Christiana Figueres, Ocean Vuong

Categories

Production Status

Sales Company

WestEnd Films

Sofia Neves
99 Kenton Road, Harrow
HA3 0AN, UK

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