Tukdam: The Point Of Death

About This Movie

Tukdam: The Point Of Death is a fascinating deep dive into the Tibetan Buddhist practice of Tukdam, where practitioners reportedly linger in a meditative state post-mortem, sometimes for days. Donagh Coleman's direction offers a contemplative pace, enhancing the film's ethereal atmosphere. The visuals, often stark and haunting, contrast with the profound wisdom shared by monks and scholars, including the notable presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. There's a palpable reverence in the way the subject matter is handled, a sensitivity to the cultural aspects of death and spirituality. The performances of the interviewees, raw and sincere, lend a weight to the narrative that stays with you long after viewing. It's a thought-provoking exploration, challenging our perceptions of life and death.

A unique exploration of death and meditationCultural and spiritual insights from Tibetan BuddhismThought-provoking and contemplative visuals