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During the beginning of World War II a man wishing to climb one of the highest mountain peaks in the world, leaves behind his wife and unborn child so that this feat may be attempted. His wife cries when he leaves but he treats her with coldness and almost totally ignores her. While in British occupied territory he is placed under arrest in a POW camp along with his fellow climbers because of their roots in Austria, an ally of the Germans. To escape, they dressed in British military uniforms and native population disguises and went ahead to Tibet. Culture changed when the white people started to explore into a new environment.Movies which depict white men in new or countries which are alien to outsiders, normally have an emphasis on what the white man teaches the people in the that country, and that's somewhat condescending; in this show, however, it is what the people in the other country teach the climber Harrer, yet his story isn't made more important than the story of the Tibetan people. Dalai Llama was seen to be the “perfection” great religious leader of the Tibetan people so much so that he was almost seen as a god, and treated like one. People were not able to look at him in the eyes and cou
Soon after, they learnt that Eddie was not the one killed in the high-speed car chase accident. They realized that Eddie he was the one being framed, they protected Eddie, who kept the original copy of the recording of the murder from those who wants the evidence of the laser disc destroyed. Connor managed to get the original copy from Eddie. At meantime, when Smith and Connor went to find a safe exit for Eddie and Smith’s family to escape from the people who are after Eddie, Eddie went to fight them himself instead and got himself killed as they out-numbered him.
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Dalai Llama,
Bjamra Jess,
Roy O’Bannon,
Jess Jules,
Smith Connor,
English Roy,
War II,
Whereas Jess,
London Chon,
Tibet Culture,
dalai llama,
white people,
play football,
indian girls,
recording murder,
chon wang,
smith connor,
japanese corporation,
tibetan people,
laser disc,
high-speed car chase,
sidekick roy o’bannon,
lieutenant web smith,
doctoring laser disc,
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