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Ram Dass: Fierce Grace

2001 · 93 min · Director: Mickey Lemle

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace (2001) is a documentary, directed by Mickey Lemle. It stars Ram Dass. The 93-minute film holds an audience score of 6.7/10.

What Ram Dass: Fierce Grace Is About

Ram Dass was a symbol of the sixties. In those years he was associated with psychedelics. He had worked alongside Timothy Leary. Then his road changed. Over the years he became known in another field. He spoke about ageing, about spirituality and about reckoning with the past. He wrote books and gave talks. In 1997 he had a stroke. Part of his body no longer worked as it had. His speech was affected too. The documentary follows what came after that. He is trying to remake himself again. What he says is about illness and about acceptance. Ram Dass tells his own story in the ninety three minute documentary, an American production Mickey Lemle finished in 2001.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ram Dass: Fierce Grace about?

Ram Dass was a symbol of the sixties. In those years he was associated with psychedelics.

Where can I watch Ram Dass: Fierce Grace?

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How long is Ram Dass: Fierce Grace?

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace runs for 93 minutes (1h 33m).

When did Ram Dass: Fierce Grace come out?

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace was released in 2001.

Who directed Ram Dass: Fierce Grace?

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace was directed by Mickey Lemle.

Who stars in Ram Dass: Fierce Grace?

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace stars Ram Dass.

What is Ram Dass: Fierce Grace's rating?

Ram Dass: Fierce Grace holds 7.6/10 on IMDb and 6.7/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.

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