Formerly a troubled youth, a monk is given charge of a Buddhist temple that is neglected by superstitious villagers who are under the spell of a fake psychic.

A former rap musician becomes a monk and adopts a humble approach towards life. However, after he takes over a small Buddhist temple, he must avert a crisis caused due to a fake monk running a scam.

Noi, a popular singer, decides to become a monk while he looks for inner peace. Hilarity ensues when he struggles to adjust to his new companions and leave his rock star days behind.

阿姆布罗瑟（文森特·卡索 Vincent Cassel 饰）是一名非常虔诚的修道士，早就发誓将自己的身体和心里全权交由上帝管理。苛刻而又严格的他对教义有着自己独特的理解，他觉得世人每一日都在玷污上帝的存在。玛蒂娜非常的崇拜阿姆布罗瑟，她的顺从和服从激发了阿姆布罗瑟潜藏在心底的兽欲，欲望一旦被激发，就无法收拾，阿姆布罗瑟一步一步向着深渊走去。 　　安东尼娅（约瑟芬·约比 Joséphine Japy 饰）是常常前往修道院为自己的母亲祷告的女孩，她的纯洁吸引了阿姆布罗斯的注意，后者为了能够占有她的身体，不惜设计将她的母亲杀死。最终，阿姆布罗瑟的种种罪行被一个贵族青年给发现了。

In early 1980s a young child disappears. The lack of police support pushes the concerned parents to take justice into their own hands and launch a desperate manhunt that is seen from the perspective of the local children.

故事发生在2006年，时值不丹推进民主化改革，计划举行大选。为此，政府官员提前组织一场模拟选举来进行测试。在布姆唐宗乌拉格窝的乌拉镇，一位和尚奉喇嘛之命寻找两把枪，以应对国家即将出现的转变。与此同时，一位美国古董武器收藏家来到不丹，想买走和尚手中的一把珍贵的步枪。

故事发生在2006年，时值不丹推进民主化改革，计划举行大选。为此，政府官员提前组织一场模拟选举来进行测试。在布姆唐宗乌拉格窝的乌拉镇，一位和尚奉喇嘛之命寻找两把枪，以应对国家即将出现的转变。与此同时，一位美国古董武器收藏家来到不丹，想买走和尚手中的一把珍贵的步枪。

Obsessed with a general's woman, a clergyman has strange visions of death and lust, struggling against his own eroticism. 　　本片以超现实的手法刻画一个迷上将军妻子的牧师，身负神圣的职责却挣扎于对性的欲望，而产生奇异的幻想。因有损神职形象和反宗教崇拜倾向，被禁止公映。

Obsessed with a general's woman, a clergyman has strange visions of death and lust, struggling against his own eroticism. 　　本片以超现实的手法刻画一个迷上将军妻子的牧师，身负神圣的职责却挣扎于对性的欲望，而产生奇异的幻想。因有损神职形象和反宗教崇拜倾向，被禁止公映。

Masterpiece precedes 'Rashomon'. 　　One of the greatest films of all time is Kurosawa's 'Rashomon', which features an unusual narrative structure: the same events are shown in flashback four times, each time from the viewpoint of a different character. The subtle differences in each flashback compel the viewers to decide for themselves the truth of what actually happened. 'Rashomon' (1950) proved to be so innovative that several later films have used the same idea. I can think of at least three different sitcoms, each of which has done an episode ripping off the 'Rashomon' premise. 　　The 1934 Mexican film 'Two Monks' uses precisely this same narrative gimmick, 16 years before it was used in 'Rashomon'. Unfortunately, because 'Two Monks' uses only two conflicting flashbacks (rather than four, as in 'Rashomon'), the audience are put in an "either/or" situation rather than a pick'n'mix. Still, it's intriguing to see that one of the most famous narrative innovations in the entire history of film was used in an obscure Mexican movie more than a decade before it was employed in the film that brought it to greatness and prominence. 　　Juan and Javier are two young men, rivals for the charms of pretty Anita. She dies, in circumstances which are intentionally kept obscure, and the rivals go their separate ways. Javier becomes a monk, and puts his painful memories behind him ... until, one day in the priory, he encounters a monk who turns out to be Juan. Straight away, Javier is so angered that he attacks Juan, giving him a near-fatal blow. 　　The kindly old prior confesses each of the two men separately. Each confession is shown in flashback, with first one man and then the other telling the story of the tragic triangle from his own self-serving viewpoint. Now we learn -- from two conflicting viewpoints -- what happened to Anita. 　　The art direction throughout this film is astonishing, and there is the clever touch of having each of the rivals dressed in white in his own flashback, but garbed in black in the other man's flashback: a splendid way of helping the audience to remember that this narrative is subjective. 　　'Two Monks' deserves to be much, much better known, and I eagerly rate this film 10 out of 10.