SYNOPSIS:
Wild:One with Nature
Buddhawild
provides an opportunity for a group of Thai and Sri
Lankan monks, living around their temple in a country
far from home, to talk about their committment and way
of life in a typically simple and modest Buddhist way.
Anna Wilding, gives the commentary with a well-judged
mixture of seriousness and humour. An enjoyable experience.
A fascinating and illuminating film"
by Janet Taylor
Buddha Wild has been getting some great reviews and
good houses. The film keeps rolling along and we thank
you for all your support
Buddha Wild is a great opportunity to see the intimate
lives of remarkable monks and the Buddhism they represent
within the joyous workings of the Asian culture.Join
Anna Wilding as she takes you on this unforgettable
journey into the lives of lively Missionary monks and
the heartland of Asian Culture."
"The monks do not have the freedom that we have,
yet they have a freedom that we will never know"
ANNA WILDING-Buddha Wild Monk in the Hut 2006
We hope to be able to share further photos of Premier
events with you soon.
August 2005
In August 2005, in the USA, a
successful theatrical screening to benefit Amnesty
International was held for BUDDHA WILD with much
thanks to Pines Resort at Bass Lake, Yosemite National
Park. The event, a beautuful outdoor screening at the
edge of the picture perfect lake was attended by several
celebrities and VIP's from Hollywood. There were several
sponsers for the event including NZ Winegrowers Association
who supplied an array of excellent New Zealand wines
for the occasion. Please
see photos below:
July/ August 2005
Buddhawild provides an opportunity for a group of Thai
and Sri Lankan monks, living around their temple in
a country far from home, to talk about their committment
and way of life in a typically simple and modest Buddhist
way. Anna Wilding, gives the commentary with a well-judged
mixture of seriousness and humour. An enjoyable experience.
Feb/March 2005
Thanks to the warm support of Rialto cinemes,
Buddha Wild – The Monk in a Hut, had a successful
sneak preview public screening in its country of origin
with a very warm response, sell-out crowd and request
for more showings.
The event was also successful in raising funds for the
tsunami. These funds were presented formally to Thai
and Sri Lankan relief efforts.
The film was throughly "enjoyed" by the full
house. Anna Wilding's contribution was "marvellously
well judged with just the right amount of seriousness
and humour."
JG Taylor-Arts Magazine"
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