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Six years after leaving the secular life to become a Buddhist monk, Beob-wun is still haunted by memories Young-ju, his ex-lover. He tries to find the path to the truth and meets Ji-san another monk who doesn’t even have his holy orders. Their association leads to greater pain and conflicts for Beob-wun. Ji-san dies in the snow, as partly a man resembling Buddha and a man drowning in the ways of the secular world. Beob-wun cremates Ji-san’s corpse and seeks out Young-ju and his mom. He also meets Ok-sun, a woman Ji-san could not forget. These encounters reinforce his belief that the ways of the world are meaningless and continues on his path to find the truth.

1.72GB | 1h 52m | 855×380 | mkv

https://nitro.download/view/7F62A9A7F1228ED/Mandala.1981.DVDRip.x264-SMz.mkv

Language(s):Korean (both main feature and commentary)
Subtitles:English (both main feature and commentary)

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