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(153) 8.1 107 min 2018

Feature documentary on the life, struggle, and teaching of world-renowned yogi BKS Iyengar.

Genres: Documentary

Director: Jake Clennell

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Director	Jake Clennell
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Runtime	1H 47M

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Alan Davis

Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 17:53

This is a very good documentary that shows the powerful connections that hold within the Yoga world to a truly spiritual and spiritual journey. This documentary also shows the number of people that are gifted in yoga, and the yogis who are experiencing an increase in understanding. This documentary also shows how people can become spiritual yogis, while remaining the same physical and mental. This documentary will give you a good understanding of the connection between the Yoga world and spirituality. The documentary also shows that some yogis struggle with mental health issues, and that it is not just something that happens to people in the yoga world, but also to those who do not practice Yoga. This is a great documentary that I would recommend to anyone that is interested in a spiritual connection.

Julie C.

Monday, 03 Aug 2020 15:33

I loved this film. I saw it on the big screen at the Miami International Film Festival in late August (aka The Fantastic Mr. Fox Festival). I don't normally watch films that much. But I was moved. I laughed out loud and got teary eyed and it was so personal and really powerful. And there was a sense of belonging, as well. I don't know how many people know of the incredible story of Iyengar, but if you do, this is an amazing story. I love this guy, and this is the story of how he started and how he changed the world. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Thank you, Iyengar, for sharing this amazing story. Thank you. I also watched the documentary, Iyengar: The Man, Yoga, and the Student's Journey. I loved it as well. I got so much out of this and learned so much about myself and about life. I do see a lot of films but I always end up re-watching them. I get so exhausted watching them. I really wish there was something like this. Thank you Iyengar for sharing your incredible story.

Harold

Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 18:54

I haven't seen much of Bollywood but I have to say this documentary was a refreshing change of pace. I thought the life and teachings of Iyengar was inspirational. They lived in a small village that was ruled by a local householder. I think all that the viewer can glean from the film is how to treat others and live your life with gratitude and compassion. I guess I have a lot to learn from the Bollywood filmmakers.

Gloria D.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 00:16

I have seen the documentary many times and it always impresses me. I have been watching the films of Iyengar for some time and I have never seen a documentary that so accurately captures the nature of the "Tantric" movement as Iyengar does. The documentary is amazing and it does a wonderful job of giving a very accurate picture of the philosophy and the practice of the tantric movement. I recommend it to anyone who wants to understand the philosophy of the "Tantric" movement. The film is extremely well done and is very entertaining. It is definitely worth seeing.

Carolyn N.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 19:55

Here's a documentary that will break your heart and you'll be happy you watched it. It will change your life. I have never been a yoga student, but I know that a bit of practice can make you much more than that. This documentary does that and much more. It shows what a life changing experience it is to learn yoga, and to see the human spirit in the person you've known all of your life, but didn't know. The music is beautiful and it's a great way to leave your mind in the moment. You won't be disappointed, but you might not be happy that you went to see it. Go see it, you won't be disappointed. You will be glad that you did.

Roy O.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 15:30

I have been involved in yoga for over 25 years, and this film is the best film that I have seen about the practice. It is more than just a film about the "Yoga experience" - the soul of the practice, and the problems of being a "good" yogi. It is a story about true nature of yoga - the "Unconscious" and "Wisdom" - in the life of the teacher. What a great story. Watch this film!

Crystal Douglas

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 20:56

This is one of those rare documentaries that really helps connect with your audience. The documentaries in this section are by the directors of such classic films as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Erich von Stroheim's masterpiece 'Neo-Riemann Rhapsody', Peter Greenaway's 'Body and Soul' and Billy Wilder's 'The Apartment'. This film would make a great gift for a theatre audience. Or, if you are a film student, it will help to have watched some of the films featured in the section. The humour, on the other hand, is absolutely brilliant. But, the biggest surprise of all is that this film was made without the use of any special effects. It is a work of art in itself and all the crew should be given a good pat on the back.

Deborah

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 13:07

This is a very interesting documentary that gives the viewer a detailed look at the people that live in and practice the techniques of the ancient world. I'm sure there are many people out there that will find this documentary interesting and want to know more about this fascinating subject. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone interested in ancient yoga, or who is interested in historical discoveries in this area. It is highly recommended to see this documentary.

Ralph D.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 07:48

The "life experience" of 'Pooja'(Lorna Jadaviraj as 'Pooja') was beautifully captured in this film, much like Iyengar's life was. This film is based on 'Pooja's" own journal. Lorna's essay is as close as we will get to seeing a real life vision of 'Pooja' - not one of our favorite Indian yogis, but someone who could actually believe that 'Pooja' exists. Not many would get to see this experience of 'Pooja' before she is buried. This is a very touching film, and I'm sure that 'Pooja' will be a star in the making. I hope the film makers follow up with the 'origins' of 'Pooja', and how 'Pooja' is preparing for her cremation.

Albert

Saturday, 02 May 2020 12:01

I am a devotee of the discipline of Yoga, and have devoted a great deal of time to the study of the subject. I have found that this film is an invaluable resource in that it gives a very clear picture of the great spiritual gifts that yoga offers. I believe that this film is a very honest portrayal of the lives of those who practice the discipline. The film is a very realistic portrayal of the lives of those who practice it. I highly recommend it.

Amber

Friday, 01 May 2020 02:25

It is a great film about the lives of the students of Iyengar Yoga who have gone through the years in the path of the guru. The movie is very good in showing the life of the students of Iyengar Yoga and the life of the guru and his students. The movie is very interesting and enlightening. The actors are very good in their roles. It is very good in showing the life of the guru and his students. It is a great film to see.

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