- Director: Johnny Burke, Andrew Hinton
- Country: India, UK
- Year: 2025
Loving Karma is the long-anticipated continuation of the Emmy Award–winning documentary Tashi and the Monk. Set in the remote Himalayan foothills of Arunachal Pradesh, India, this newly reversioned Director’s Cut returns to the original tale while expanding on the extraordinary 12-year journey of Tashi—a lively young girl once among the most troubled children at the Jhamtse Gatsal Children’s Community. Through intimate portraits and unfolding narratives, the film poses a profound question: What happens when suffering meets compassion? Loving Karma offers a moving testament to the possibility that even our deepest pain can be transformed—one moment of kindness at a time.
This film will be available to stream until midnight on Saturday, February 28, 2026. To play the film, click on the play button that appears at the center of the image above.
Johnny Burke is an award-winning director and editor. Beneath their surface drama his films often include an exploration of the human psyche, delving into complex issues involving trauma and interpersonal relationships with humor and an empathetic touch. His work has won various awards, including the Outstanding Short Documentary Emmy, Banff Best Film Adventure and Exploration, and Amnesty International Best Documentary.
Andrew Hinton is an Emmy-winning independent documentary filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon. Originally from the UK, he produces evocative, self-shot documentaries rooted in human resilience, hope and social change. His acclaimed work includes Tashi and the Monk, Amar, and This Is Where I Find Myself. He is father to two young children whose existence inspires relentless humility and an occasional state of wonder.