MoMA Presents
Chang-Yong Moon and Jin Jeon’s Becoming Who I Was
May 1–7, 2018
MoMA
Filmed over the course of eight years, Becoming Who I Was follows the daily life of Padma Angdu, a young Ladakhi boy who has been identified as the reincarnation of a high-ranking Tibetan Buddhist monk. On his quest to be reunited with his original monastic order, he must overcome great obstacles with the help of his godfather and mentor, Urgyan Rickzan.
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