The CIA-Cannes connection?

CIA与戛纳的联系?

The Point with Liu Xin

2025-05-14

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The Cannes Film Festival is set to screen two Xizang-related films peddling separatism under the guise of spirituality and ethics. Are these films what they claim to be? Who are the people behind these productions? Have they actually been to Tibet or Xizang and seen it with their own eyes? What do those who live in Xizang today say about their lives, those who have no voice in the star-studded halls and alleyways of the French Riviera?
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  • Cutting through an overload of information to get to the heart of the story.

  • This is The Point.

  • The Cannes Film Festival doing the work of the CIA?

  • It's no secret that the CIA spent decades financing the Tibet separatist movement and possibly is still doing so to keep it from dying.

  • But why are world-renowned film festivals such as Cannes joining in the futile effort?

  • That seems to be the case

  • as it's set to screen two Tibet-related films peddling separatism under the guise of spirituality and ethics.

  • In French, I will shout out, fake gaffe, which means watch out.

  • Are these films what they claim to be?

  • Who are the people behind these productions?

  • How many of them, at their artistic orgy of arrogance and ignorance,

  • actually been to Tibet or Shenzhen?

  • What do those who live there today say about their lives,

  • whose people who can find no voice in the star-studded halls and alleyways of the French Riviera?

  • Welcome to The Point with me, Liu Xin, coming to you from Beijing.

  • I'm pleased to be joined from Lingzhi City Inn.

  • tibet or xi zhang autonomous region by a local tibet resident noble dramdo who is co-founder of tibet dreamer education from beijing by tibetan scholar so lang jo ma associate researcher at the china tibetology research center also from beijing by david ferguson honorary chief english editor of foreign languages press.

  • The warmest welcome to all of you.

  • I'm going to go to Norbal first, who is in Lingzhen, who is of the Tibet ethnic group.

  • I'm so curious about your life.