El pequeño Buda

Título original: Little Buddha

1993
PG
2h 3min

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Alex Wiesendanger in El pequeño Buda (1993)

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Tras la muerte del Lama Dorje, unos monjes tibetanos acogen a tres niños con la esperanza de que uno de ellos sea la reencarnación de su gran maestro.Tras la muerte del Lama Dorje, unos monjes tibetanos acogen a tres niños con la esperanza de que uno de ellos sea la reencarnación de su gran maestro.Tras la muerte del Lama Dorje, unos monjes tibetanos acogen a tres niños con la esperanza de que uno de ellos sea la reencarnación de su gran maestro.

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- 2 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
In January 1996, three years after this movie was released, a four-year-old boy from Seattle actually was chosen as the reincarnation of beloved Lama Deschund Rinpochet, and relocated to Nepal, to be groomed as a spiritual teacher.

Errores
When Raju is playing with the Game Boy you can hear music from Tetris, but it's actually not turned on at all.

Citas
Lama Norbu: [Narrating] One day Siddhartha heard an old musician on a passing boat speaking to his people.
Old Musician: If you tighten the string too much it will snap and if you leave it too slack, it won't play.
Lama Norbu: [continues narrating] Suddenly, Siddhartha realized that these simple words held the great truth, and that in all these years he had been following the wrong path.

Créditos curiosos
At the very end of the credits, there is a shot of a hand wiping away the sand of the mandala. (Mandalas are brushed away at some point after completion to symbolize Impermanence, one of the tenets of Buddhism).

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Cowboy Way/Beverly Hills Cop III/Renaissance Man/The Flintstones/Little Buddha (1994)

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7/10

Buddha like you never saw him before

There can be no doubt that Bertolucci made a beautiful and very stylistic portrayal of Siddartha (yes, Keanu does and looks very well in this part). There can be doubt though if these mystical and captivating scenes that play in the ancient (not necessarily historical!) India and the Far Orient are succesfully intermingled with the present day search for a reincarnated soul. I have seen the film several times and I am still not sure. Would this film have been better if it had only focused on the life and times of Siddartha / Buddha? Or would this just have made the film look "easier"? Present and past, reality and legend, magical scenery and modern city life continuously interchange. Each time the film shifted from Siddartha's "world" to Seattle I felt a little sorry. I wanted more and more of these silent, magic world. Bertolucci keeps us awake by going the other way. The things Siddartha learned can be applied, by us, the viewers, in what happens next. Let's just say Bertolucci's choice for dialectic film making was the right one. Final remark: the video / DVD cover is absolutely ridiculous. Surely the film company also wanted to attract young female Keanu fans by portraying him in a slightly romantic, counteropposing posture to Bridget Fonda. The two never meet in the film at all!