“A Zen Life – D.T. Suzuki” shares the life of the influential Japanese Buddhist philosopher Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki through conversations with Gary Snyder, Thomas Merton, John Cage, Erich Fromm, Robert Aitken, and his secretary Mihoko Okamura.
“Wisdom Gone Wild” enters the world of a person living with dementia through listening, art, and music, reflecting on the reliability of memory and the desire to reinvent one’s own life when it fails us.
In collaboration with visionary ecologist Dr. Monica Gagliano and Zen priest and grief pioneer Roshi Joan Halifax, “Just Our Heart” explores the deep waters of grief—not only personal, but ecological, colonial, and spiritual.
“The Great 14th” features Tenzin Gyatso as he reveals the personal, political, spiritual, and historical events that have shaped his story.
“Mola: A Tibetan Tale of Love and Loss” follows Kunsang Wangmo, known as “Mola” (grandmother) to her family, who has lived in exile from Tibet for more than 60 years.
“Living Sanctuaries” follows architecture firm Studio Nyandak on their research expedition to document and preserve the history of Buddhist monasteries in the Zanskar Valley.
“Into the Heart of the Mountain” follows Zen Buddhist priest Joan Halifax as she leads a medical pilgrimage to bring vital care to isolated communities, confronting gender inequality and injustice along the way.
