While filming my award-winning documentary "Living Buddha" an even moredramatic story about life, death, and reincarnation began. On his way to identifying the reincarnation of the Living Buddha, Jamgon KongtrulRinpoche died. Two years later we find his reincarnation. I follow his new life until he isalmost 20 years old. I want to be sure that he is the real Jamgon Kongtrul Rinpoche Ivenerate. His brother Topga is one of the main characters in this film, he bestows on Jamgon abrand new BMW in which he dies two days later. Topga cannot believe that theencountered reincarnation is his brother. He is looking for a proof (Looking for aSign). Even for people to whom reincarnation does not mean anything, this documentary isan intense, mind-blowing and exciting story.The filming with Jamgon began in 1976 and intensified in 1992 at his death, thencontinued until 2016 creating 350 hours of film and video material. They werecondensed in Reincarnation - Looking for a Signtwith 108 minutes and in the bookPractised reincarnation with 385 pages.Film and book answer the questions: Who was I? Who am I? Who will I be