We have received many requests for screenings of the ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ documentary film (narrated by Harrison Ford), from theaters, organizations, churches, Buddhist & yoga centers, as well as requests for a personal appearance and Q&A from the film’s Producer-Director, Khashyar Darvich.

To accommodate requests, as well as share ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ with as many audiences as possible, ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ documentary film Producer-Director Khashyar Darvich will be traveling across the United States and Canada with the film to participate in screenings and Q&A’s with audiences, beginning April 2010.

‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ has screened in hundreds of cinemas around the world, including in cinemas in several countries. Producer-Director Khashyar Darvich has also brought ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ into prisons and schools.

If you are interested in scheduling a screening and personal appearance of the film’s director, then please review the schedule below for available dates, and please email us at:

bookings (at) DalaiLamaFilm.com

Here is the current tour schedule of the ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ film (where Producer-Director Khashyar Darvich will also be appearing to participate in an audience Q&A) :

-April 8-12 – Springfield, Missouri

- April 13 – Cedar Falls, Iowa – Maucker Union Old Central Ballroom – University of Northern Iowa

-May 19 – Collingwood, Ontario Canada

- June 06 – Costa Mesa, California

-June 10 – Salem, Oregon – Screening for Prison inmates

Thank you again for wanting to share ‘Dalai Lama Renaissance’ with your community.

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