When the Iron Bird Flies is a doc that explores the history and
migration of Tibetan Buddhism into western culture.
This doc also explores the fine line between what is the practice of Buddhism and what is more cultural and tradition. As someone ingrained in the western culture and struggling to learn and practice Buddhism I found this particular aspect very helpful and eye opening.
This is a well done documentary that is well worth the watch!
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In Decoding Deepak, Deepak Chopra's son, Gotham, spends a year traveling with his father in
an attempt to resolve the spiritual icon he is to the world with the
man known to his family.
I wasn't sure what to expect from this doc at first - I guess I wanted to gain a greater understanding of the man that I personally have looked up to for years. OK, maybe I thought understanding Deepak would give me insight into the greater meaning of life. None of that was happening and I spent most of the film wondering what the point of it was and was I wasting my time.
Then it all became clear in the final scenes of the film - I had that "ah ha" moment. I won't spoil it for you. It's something you need to realize for yourself or the lesson is lost. That being said, I still give this doc a "might be worth watching" rating, but not a must see.
Even if you miss the life lesson, you at least get a closer look at the life of Deepak Chopra.
When the Iron Bird Flies is a doc that explores the history and 
