Khyentse Norbu

A spiritual figure turned filmmaker, Khyentse Norbu was born in 1961 in Bhutan. Norbu has been actively directing films since 1999, primarily in the genres of drama and comedy, with his most notable works being "The Cup" (1999) and "Travellers and Magicians" (2003), both of which have received international acclaim and awards, including a nomination at the Cannes Film Festival. His films beautifully blend Bhutanese culture and Buddhist philosophy, reflecting his unique authorial style. A true testament to his versatility, Khyentse Norbu is not only a revered Buddhist teacher but also an accomplished filmmaker whose works radiate with authenticity and profound understanding of human nature.