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Deakins, who considers it one of Scorsese's best works, used symmetrical framing and vibrant palettes to evoke a "meditation on faith" rather than a standard political drama [7, 8].

Fearing the loss of the massive Chinese market, Disney executives later characterized the film's distribution as a "mistake" and apologized to Chinese officials to secure future deals, such as the development of Shanghai Disneyland [3, 16]. Conclusion Kundun

Scorsese and cinematographer Roger Deakins utilized a distinct visual style to mirror the spiritual internal world of the Tibetan people [1, 7]. Deakins, who considers it one of Scorsese's best