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Film available at Tibet Foundation www.tibet-foundation.org In the 13th century, the leader of the great empire of the Mongols decided to make Tibetan Buddhism the religion of the state. Seven hundred years later, Mongolia is emerging in the modern world. And despite the systematic destruction of Buddhism under 70 years of soviet rule, the majority of the population is still devoted to their religion. But things have changed; the young democracy is experiencing at first hand the globalization, the new cultures, new challenges. Meeting the will of Mongolians to regain their tradition, the British charity Tibet Foundation has been working for 15 years to preserve and promote Buddhism in Mongolia. This film follows Tibet Foundation projects in the land of blue scarves. It reveals the most eventful political and religious movements in Mongolian history, and tells us that while Tibetan Buddhism is at risk of disappearing in Tibet, Mongolia could become its refuge.

A short animation to celebrate the glorious end of Bab Productiona and the gorgeous birth of Kab

The Dalai Lama 70th Birthday celebrated by the NGO Tibet Foundation.

Tibet Foundation is a non-governmental organization which works for the Tibetans, in Tibet and in exile. During the winter of 2005, Gilles Blaize and his camera followed the director of Tibet Foundation on the Tibetan high plateau of East Tibet, now a Chinese province. This film relates the journey and witnesses the projects conducted by Tibet Foundation in the land of Khampas.

Tibet Foundation is a non-governmental organization which works for the Tibetans, in Tibet and in exile. During the winter of 2005, Gilles Blaize and his camera followed the director of Tibet Foundation on the Tibetan high plateau of East Tibet, now a Chinese province. This film relates the journey and witnesses the projects conducted by Tibet Foundation in the land of Khampas.

This is the title sequence of a yet to come short film about Rishikesh. It was made by the team of Kab Prod.

Stretch of the Thames est un voyage le long de la tamise au travers des peintures d'aldous eveleigh. A l'aide de la technique d'animation du stop-motion, les paysages se font et se défont et lùon se laisse bercer par les flots de la peinture et de la musique composée par Dryden Hawkins. Voir prochainement www.animook.com pour plus d'infos...

Vous prenez un programme court à diffuser chaque semaine, vous y mettez des anonymes attrapés dans la rue et vous leur faites parler du prochain match de foot prévu dans le coin. Avec un savant dosage d'insolence, de détournement d'interview et d'un style de montage dit 'montage à la hache', J'M'En Foot délivre deux minutes d'un micro trottoir improbable où s'opposent les aficionados du ballon rond et ceux qui 's'en footent'.

Entre le carnet de route et le film d'animation, Aldous à Londres est une plongée au coeur de l'univers d'Aldous Eveleigh, où la réalité de Londres, ses Bobbies, ses cabs et ses pubs, se mêle à la vision décalée du peintre errant. Réalisé par Gilles Blaize, peint par Aldous Eveleigh et composé par Dryden Hawkins, Aldous à Londres vous apprends à regarder ce que vous ne voyez pas. Ouvrez grand vos yeux...

This introduction to the documentary 'In The Land Of Khampas' shows the itinary of the director of the British charity Tibet Foundation during his trip to Tibet in winter 2005, five months after a founding trustee of the foundation visited the projects the charity runs. Directed by Gilles Blaize, edited by Pema Wangye, filmed by Kab in the former region of Kham, a land of yaks, snow-capped mountains and nomadic grasslands, 'In the land of Khampas' presents the situation of Tibetan people who are now living under Chinese rule and what Tibet Foundation has achieved in the past fourteen years.If you want to help the Tibetans, you can visit Tibet Foundation website: www.tibet-foundation.org

The UK based charity Tibet Foundation recently celebrated its annual day at the SOAS's Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, University of London. Mrs Rinchen Khando Choegyal, a former minister for the Dalai Lama's Exiled Tibetan Government (Central Tibetan Administration) was the guest speaker on the occasion and spoke on Education and Healthcare: Tibetan Refugee Communities in India & Nepal, highlighting the importance of addressing issues inside and outside Tibet.The British charity had another successful year assisting Tibetans in exile as well as to those living inside Tibet. In addition, the Foundation is helping the Mongolian people towards revival of their Buddhist tradition, which they shared with the people of Tibet for centuries.For more information, visit www.tibet-foundation.orgThis is a Kab Prod video for Tibet Foundation.

Tibet : an independent and reclusive kingdom ruled by a monk king, the Dalai Lama, until its invasion during the 1950s by Communist China and the flight of hundreds of thousands of Tibetans, including their ruler, to India. Since then the Tibetan Diaspora has spread across the world. 50 years later , this 3 minute film presents a kaleidoscope of Tibetan identity, in Tibet and in exile. Following the music of Chris Michell and Bhagdro, with no dialogue nor comments, 'Return to Tibet', in association with Tibet Films, is the first step of BAB Production into the rich, moving, colourful culture of the Tibetans, where you can feel and share its sufferings... and its hopes.