Buddhist Film Festival In Bangkok Opens June 7

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June 1, 201213 yr

The International Buddhist Film Festival continues its tenth anniversary season with the historic first IBFF in a Buddhist country, IBFF 2012 BANGKOK. Buddhadasa Indapanno Archive Foundation (BIA) (website is in Thai) is the sponsor for IBFF 2012 BANGKOK, which is presented as part of Buddhaleela Bangkok Festival (website is in Thai) celebrating the 2600th anniversary of the Buddha’s awakening. The four day IBFF, June 7–10, 2012, will screen fifteen films from ten countries at the SF Cinema World Cinema in downtown Bangkok.

http://www.buddhistf...e-7-in-bangkok/

June 6, 201213 yr

Already left Thailand. Is this an annual affair and always held in June ?

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June 22, 201213 yr

Buddhist film festival in Thailand seeks to win over the young, the busy, the jaded

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