What Remains of Us?
Kalsang Dolma, a young Tibetan refugee living in Quebec, crosses the Himalayas. Into “the largest prison in the world,” she carries a video message recorded by the spiritual and political leader of the Tibetans, the Dalai Lama. Families gather around the tiny screen, transfixed, and for one of the first times, the voice of this fragile people under the yoke of suffering reaches us from across the distance.
This film was shot without the knowledge of the Chinese authorities, using small digital cameras, during nearly a dozen secret forays into Tibet between 1996 and 2004.
Directors
Francois Prevost
Both Hugo Latulippe and François Prévost began their career working on the Radio-Canada programme Le Course Destination Monde. What Remains of Us began as a segment for another Radio-Canada programme Le Point, eventually becoming a feature length documentary over the course of eight years.
Hugo Latulippe
Both Hugo Latulippe and François Prévost began their career working on the Radio-Canada programme Le Course Destination Monde. What Remains of Us began as a segment for another Radio-Canada programme Le Point, eventually becoming a feature length documentary over the course of eight years.