Submitted by Administrator on Mon, 11/01/2016 - 10:02
A film exploring the five senses in Buddhism, made by a sixth form student, has won the Divinity Faculty's RE:View Religion in Film competition
The Faculty of Divinity is delighted to announce the winner of RE:View, the Cambridge Religion on Film Competition.
Elaine Kim, a sixth form student, considered how important the five senses, touch, smell, hearing, taste and vision, are in Buddhism. Her film was chosen by a panel of judges from the Faculty of Divinity.
This competition gives sixth form students the opportunity to critically engage with religion in a creative and expressive format.
Teams or individuals were asked to producing a film on the theme of religion and the senses, lasting no more than 5 minutes.
Elaine's video can be seen on YouTube.
For more information about the RE:View Religion on Film competition, contact Laura Jeffrey, Outreach Officer: outreach@divinity.cam.ac.uk
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