Dharma Rising
Trailer: Dharma Rising
Year: 2011
Genre: Documentary
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Director: David Cherniack
Cast: Alan Wallace, Bernie Glassman, Jack Kornfield, Matthieu Ricard, Jan Willis, Norman Fischer
Runtime: 84 minutes
Release: Dec 08, 2011
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