This Tibetan language film was obviously made by Chinese. Even w/o the Chinese subtitles it has the cinematic look of a Chinese film. Moreover, the actors look Chinese, not Tibetan. I bet they were actually speaking Mandarin & the Tibetan was dubbed in later. Even the Tibetan they speak is pronounced in that strange "Chinese" tone that is spoken in official Chinese broadcasts. It's a different accent than Tibetans actually use in normal conversations.
AlternityGM you don't know about Tibetan accent, there are different types of accent. non of Australian will say American accent isn't a normal conservation.
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This Tibetan language film was obviously made by Chinese. Even w/o the Chinese subtitles it has the cinematic look of a Chinese film. Moreover, the actors look Chinese, not Tibetan. I bet they were actually speaking Mandarin & the Tibetan was dubbed in later. Even the Tibetan they speak is pronounced in that strange "Chinese" tone that is spoken in official Chinese broadcasts. It's a different accent than Tibetans actually use in normal conversations.
AlternityGM you don't know about Tibetan accent, there are different types of accent. non of Australian will say American accent isn't a normal conservation.
Yeah thats pretty much it. I is a Chinese film later translated into Tibetan language.