Monk With A Camera

An incident occurs where the owner of Chwiui Battlefield, one of the four major battlefields of Gyeongseong, is brutally murdered in a closed room where no one can enter. The peculiar thing is that he was killed without any wounds or signs of poisoning. In a murder case without evidence, all sides of the opening department face difficulties in the investigation. So-baek Lee, a fortune teller from Shaolin Temple, under the orders of Master Bang, who was the teacher of Shaolin Temple, helps the enemy to investigate a murder case. Meanwhile, Lee So-baek and Jeok-palbang, who find out that the wanted criminal Yong-gu is using the lost currency on the battlefield, point to him as the culprit... Are they sure the culprit they pointed out is the real culprit? And will the mystery of a murder case without evidence or traces be solved?

We covered the reclusive monk Beopjeong for three years, from our first meeting on April 30, 2001 until 2003! Monk Beopjeong of ‘no possessions’. KBS reporters met him, who had long avoided TV appearances and contact with the media. One day, about 6 months later, after lingering around the camera without even turning it on, the monk said his first words. ‘Let’s support the cows’. The meeting that took place after that and the monk's words were captured on screen. The clear and fragrant words of a monk heard among the bamboo forest along with the beautiful four seasons of Bulilam Hermitage! An anti-war message delivered by a monk at Ground Zero in the United States. 'Hate only blinds the eyes.' The footage of him accompanying Monk Beopjeong for three years will be revealed on a KBS Sunday special.

The life of St. Marina AKA Marinus (Marinos)

With the arrival in power of Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma discovered a newfound freedom. But the country is facing a the rise of a fierce nationalist sentiment targeting the Muslim community of the Rohingya people, and spread by a group of extremist Buddhist monks. What role do the 500,000 monks really play in this country where feelings run high? Is Burmese Buddhism a racist and nationalistic movement? What lies behind the monastic orders? Three monks – each engaged on their own path in a Burma in search of identity – express their views, their concerns, and their hopes. One speaks in defense of the Lady of Rangoon; another preaches Buddhism in the most remote regions of the land; while the third, a nationalist, strives for the defense of a national identity which he sees as under threat.

Lord Mito, with his companions, comes to Sakai, Senshu, where the annual Minato Festival takes place. During the celebration, a mysterious incident occurs. The portable altar is attacked by a shaven-headed priest, and Ofuji, the daughter of a wealthy Senshu-ya merchant, disappears.

A compilation of 10 episodes from the Japanese horror found footage series "Not Found".

Hyeon-gak, an American monk who graduated from Harvard University, took the lead in promoting Korean Buddhism overseas. This video was produced in 2013, so it was before I left Korean Buddhism in 2016.

Monkey,Monk and the Monsters Go West is a Chinese novel published in the 16th century during the Ming dynasty and attributed to Wu Cheng'en. It is one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. In English-speaking countries, the work is widely known as "Monkey", the title of Arthur Waley's popular abridged translation.

A compilation of 10 episodes from the Japanese horror found footage series "Not Found".

In 1581, the monk Seo-san predicts that the Japanese are planning an invasion of Korea. He goes to the king, suggesting that the kingdom build a stronger army, but he is thrown out of court. He begins training three pupils in martial arts, but rumors reach the king that Seo-san is training an army. The king sends his soldiers to have the monk arrested

Police try to track down a hooded serial killer who murders his victims with a combination of acid and poison gas