Community Screening License (Buddhist Centre / Community)
Community Screening License
(Buddhist Centre / Community)
Bring the film to your Buddhist Centre or nonprofit organization and create a meaningful event for your community. It’s a wonderful way to connect with people, share an inspiring story, and spark conversation.
The financial arrangement is based on a simple 50/50 split of gross ticket sales, before any deductions, in a spirit of fairness and mutual support.
If you’d like to host a screening, please email chenrezigfilm@gmail.com with:
● A brief description of your community
● The venue
● Expected audience size
● Your preferred screening date
Within 3 days after acceptance of your application, you will receive:
● Ready-to-use promotional materials (digital posters, film description, and photos)
● A screening license
7 days before the screening, you will receive:
● A downloadable copy of the film (MP4 file, English version)




Malgorzata –
“We had the pleasure of sharing the Premiere Film Screening “Chenrezig Institute: The Origin of Tibetan Buddhism in Australia”, made by independent filmmaker Małgorzata Ola Dobrowolska. Hosted in the Gompa, over 70 people came to see the new documentary projected on the big screen.
Joined by the director via Zoom from Poland, Malgo was able to welcome people to the event and share her genuine tears of joy after the screening. It was very moving to see the documentary in the heart of the place on which it is based.
A wonderful window into the history of Chenrezig Institute, the film features stories from community members involved since its inception, archival images of the founders, Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche, as well as many magical moments along the journey. With more recent footage taken by Malgo, she skilfully edited together some of the many nuances that make Chenrezig Institute what it is today.
Congratulations, Małgorzata Ola Dobrowolska, on the wonderful film you have made. Wishing you every success in getting the message of compassion out to the world. ❤️ ”
Featured in the Chenrezig Institute Newsletter
Claudio Kindler –
Very touching and inspiring