Burning from the Inside: Narrating Trauma of Self-Immolation in Tibetan Exile Cinema

Guillermo Floris Margadant S.; S. K. Gupta

doi:10.1080/10509208.2024.2428894

November 14, 2024Quarterly Review of Film and Video

Burning from the Inside: Narrating Trauma of Self-Immolation in Tibetan Exile Cinema

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This research examines how self-immolation is portrayed in Tibetan exile cinema, reflecting on trauma and identity.
Qualitative analysis of films related to Tibetan self-immolation.
Interviews with Tibetan artists and filmmakers.
Review of cinematic techniques used to convey trauma.
Highlighted the pervasive influence of trauma in artistic expression.
Illustrated the emotional impact of self-immolation narratives on identity.
Demonstrated that exile cinema serves as a medium for healing and memory preservation.

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Narrative exploration of trauma through self-immolation in Tibetan exile, revealing deep emotional scars.

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Living with traumatic memories is like having an eternal flame inside your body.– A Tibetan artist in Dharamsala (October 12, 2019) –On February 25th, 2022, as the Tibetan community, on and off the...

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