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Alexandra David-Neel - A woman in forbidden Tibet Screenshot at mai 22 15 08 10 600x400

Alexandra David-Neel is famous throughout the world for having succeeded, in 1923, in entering Lhasa, the forbidden city of Tibet. Few people know that this extraordinary woman died a hundred years old after having been a journalist, singer, anarchist, writer, explorer and orientalist. Marie-Madeleine Peyronnet, who shared the last ten years of Alexandra's life, sets out to follow in her footsteps in Sikkim to fulfill the explorer's last wish: to return the Buddha statuette.

  • Titel : Alexandra David-Neel - Une femme au Tibet interdit
  • Realization : Jeanne Mascolo de Filippis, Antoine de Maximy, France | 1993 | 52 minutes
  • PRODUCTION / DISSEMINATION : F Productions
  • Body (s) Regulator (s) or Custodian (s) : Marathon International, Images de la culture (CNC), BnF - Bibliothèque Nationale de France, MK2 Éditions