Film Commission Torino Piemonte

Jampa Ludrup is a Buddhist monk and an expert in Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art that suggests how to harmonize human settlements with the energies of nature. A sixty-year-old white Australian of British descent, Jampa is far removed from any "zen" stereotypes. In 2012, he enlisted three Italian filmmakers to create a TV series on the Feng Shui of the world's most famous architectures, from the Taj Mahal to the Palace of Versailles. During the filming, which took place in India, Monaco, France, Italy, Germany, Denmark, and the UK, Jampa's unique biography and his complex relationship with his collaborators emerges. Amidst alternating fortunes, the TV project turned out to be a glorious failure. Years later, after losing track of Jampa, one of the three filmmakers finds him in Australia radically changed. He is no longer a monk, has accepted his homosexuality, and is about to marry. Amid tropical beaches, pristine forests, and experimenting life as a couple, Jampa is in search of a new balance.