The Yogis of Tibet (2002)

Directed by Jeffrey M. Pill, "The Yogis of Tibet" (2002) unveils the esoteric world of Tibetan yogis, who, facing cultural extinction after China’s 1950 invasion, broke vows of secrecy to share their practices. Featuring interviews with H.H. the Dalai Lama, H.E. Garchen Rinpoche, and others, plus rare footage of Tummo and Trul Khor exercises, it explores their rigorous retreats and compassion-driven philosophy. Produced by Phil and Jo Borack, this 76-minute film documents a vanishing tradition for posterity.