The film explores the connection between the Jewish Holocaust in the 1940s and the genocide in Tibet in the 1950s, raising questions about sexual identity, reincarnation, and human responsibility. The lead character, Lavinia, is haunted by dreams of people and places she's never experienced, and struggles with her own sexuality. Under hypnosis, she recalls a past life as a Tibetan Buddhist monk in Berlin during the 1930s, where he failed to help friends and colleagues as the Nazis began to terrorize. He reincarnates as Lavinia, carrying guilt into another lifetime.
God Wears My Underwear
The woman reflects on her life's journey, tracing back to her fascination with drag culture and her unexpected past as a Tibetan monk who traveled to Berlin in the 1930s.
