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Yangzom Brauen (born 18 April 1980) is a Swiss actress, director, activist and writer. Life and work [ edit ] Brauen, the daughter of Swiss ethnologist Martin Brauen and Tibetan artist Sonam Dolma Brauen , [1] started her acting career with small roles in Swiss television series.
Yangzom Brauen is a Swiss/Tibetan Director & Writer. Yangzom (pronounced YANG-zom) is an award winning Film and TV Director. With her short film "Born in Battle" about child soldiers she received the well known CICT-UNESCO Enrico Fulchignoni Award as well as the UNESCO Gandhi Medal. The film was shown during the UN committee meeting in Geneva ...
Yangzom Brauen. Director: American Horror Stories. Yangzom was born and raised in Bern, the capital of Switzerland. Completing her studies in Europe's prestigious University of Theater and Music in Bern, she started working in independent theater projects in Switzerland and Germany. Shortly thereafter, she was cast and guest-starred in a well ...
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2009 Hallo Hollywood Web-Series - Co-Director, Writer, Producer - USA. Number 1 web-series watched on leading Swiss newspaper Blick.ch. 2001 Pilgrimage in Exile – Tibetans on the Path of Buddha Documentary - Director, Writer - India. Yangzom is an award winning Film and TV Director.
Mar 4, 2011 · Yangzom Brauen. Yangzom Brauen is an actress and political activist. Born in 1980 to a Swiss father and Tibetan mother, she lives in both Los Angeles and Berlin and has appeared in a number of German and American films. She is also very active in the Free Tibet movement, making regular radio broadcasts about Tibet and organising public ...
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Yangzom Brauen is a Swiss actress, fashion model, activist and writer. She is the daughter of Swiss ethnologist Martin Brauen and Tibetan artist Sonam Dolma Brauen.
NEW YORK, October 13, 2011 — Actress and activist Yangzom Brauen reads from and discusses her new family memoir Across Many Mountains, which traces the harrowing yet ultimately uplifting story of three generations of Tibetan women. (1 hr., 46 sec.) Interview with Yangzom Brauen
