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The filmmakers rarely delve into the spiritual aspects of the story, but that's O.K. You don't have to believe in Padma and Urgain's religion to believe in them.
A doc packing much more charm than its esoteric-sounding subject might suggest.
As playfully time-oriented as its title, Becoming Who I Was makes reincarnation a central part of its story about a journey through more than one life.
The endearing, guileless personalities of the two principals constitute much of the film's appeal.
A good documentary doesn't need to tell you everything, but it should arouse your curiosity about the world around you. This one certainly does.
A wonderful documentary about the bond between a child and his teacher.
We get to enjoy some breathtaking cinematography in elevated climes.
Becoming Who I Was functions as a moving account of religious and migratory freedom butting up against global politics.
It's worth sitting through the film's meandering first hour - to get to the genuinely powerful final movement.
[A] gorgeously shot, touching documentary.
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