Souls of Zen: After the Tsunami - Buddhism and Ancestral Commemoration in Japan 2011

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Movie
German title Souls of Zen: After the Tsunami - Buddhism and Ancestral Commemoration in Japan 2011
Original title Souls of Zen
Country of production Germany , Japan
original language English
Publishing year 2012
length 89 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director Tim Graf, Jakob Montrasio
script Tim Graf
production Michael Zimmer,
Tim Graf
music Thomas Henz
camera Jacob Montrasio
cut Jakob Montrasio, Tim Graf
occupation
  • Tomonori Abe
  • Yoshiaki Shoji
  • Issei Takahashi
  • Misako Kubo
  • Pedro Meiyo
  • Tenzin Gyatso

Souls of Zen: After the Tsunami - Buddhism and Ancestral Remembrance in Japan 2011 ( Original title : Souls of Zen ) is a documentary from 2012 by directors Tim Graf and Jakob Montrasio.

Reviews

“The 90-minute film 'Souls of Zen' impressively shows how Japanese Buddhism deals with this destruction. However, the documentation occasionally makes use of academic language and Buddhist terms that are not easy to understand for laypeople. Nevertheless, 'Souls of Zen' is informative and worth seeing - and not just for people who are interested in Japan and Buddhism. "

“Souls of Zen tries to bring two gigantic topics - the tsunami and its consequences as well as Buddhism - under one hood. He basically provides interesting information and good insights, but in the end it remains superficial key data that add up too much half-knowledge that you then have to work through on your own, because neither the catastrophe nor Buddhism are really extensively illuminated. "

- Daniel Wick : OutNow

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. “Dealing with Death after Fukushima” , Deutschlandradio Kultur, March 23, 2013.
  2. Souls of Zen (2012) - Or: Tradition becomes solid as a rock , OutNow.ch of September 23, 2012.