The Light of Asia

Year: 1925

Runtime: 97 mins

Director: Franz Osten

Drama

Living a sheltered life in a lavish palace, Prince Gautama (Rai) is shielded from his kingdom’s suffering until he discovers widespread pain. He abandons his privileged existence and his wife Gopa (Seeta Devi), becoming a wandering teacher who attains enlightenment and founds Buddhism. The film impresses with superimposed images and deep‑focus cinematography, blending deep spirituality with Indian exoticism, a combination that earned it notable success across Europe.

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