Ex Dominatrix: A True Story

Woww what a Fantastic Film turned into a incredible series of stories of true bdsm events (Documentary Dairy of the planet the most famous and popular person known as Ira Jampo Lhamo ) I have seen the Film and it really inspired me to learn more about Bdsm and the prettiest things that their is to know about Bdsm and to learn in the future about Bdsm. I was disappointed and Shocked to see the local press had destroyed and ruined the whole life of Ira Jampo Lhamo by accusing her of horrible feeling and things like murder and death. Because even since I was younger. Ira as indeed inspired me with her incredible joy and happiness.

Love Tom Potter

P. S. I think this is the Truthful meaning of Bdsm lifestyle to inspire young people to become more involved and creative with building relationships support People like Ira Jampo Lhamo and many others in the world who have been hugely hurt or destroyed by bdsm.

Beautifully crafted and thoughtful feature-length documentary which humanises and contextualises the story of a professional dominatrix whose world was blown apart when a death on her premises became a national scandal, almost ruining her in the process. For all its larger-than-life spanky, shiny shenanigans, it's the love and courage and humour that Ira and her family and friends have in spades that stays with you.

Watched this film with only a very vague memory of the actual events back in 2010. There are many words that spring to mind whilst watching this; intriguing, shocking, moving, sensual and erotic, but ultimately the two most descriptive words I can think of is uplifting and hopeful in this documentary. It was great to see how Ira dealt with such a sudden and shocking event in the height of her Dominatrix career, and her subsequent transformation into an almost completely (although there are similarities) different lifestyle. It is a shame she has based herself so far away as I could certainly use some spiritual life lessons from her.

I'm not a man of many words and i'm not gonna start now....But let me say this about this nicely documented true story.....Life trows mud at us all and sometimes it's very hard to cope with....This story shows you how you can turn around the misery in life and come out as a winner.

Having not read the headlines in the press at the time of the incident, i sat down to watch the film with a completly unbiased opinion of the story. Having now scene the film, i only have one bias - that is, our true friends are those who stick with us when the chips are down and help pick up us again.

This film is well balanced and researched exmple of a feature length documentary. It does not judge the receivers or givers of pleasure and only focuses on the facts and the humanity of the people concerned.

It is a true testament to the love of a family, circle of friends and an overwhelming sense of dertmination that make one realise anything is possible.