While preparing to convert an abandoned temple into a premier cafe, a Nepalese entrepreneur is warned by an elderly monk that he will die soon unless he finds a goddess that has fangs and a mustache. Shaken by the news, he embarks on a journey in search of this mystery woman who seems to be his only hope for survival. Amidst his desperate and frantic search for a way out of his doomed fate, he begins to confront himself, his past and the footprints of his chaotic modern life as he is led to the mysterious woman who holds the key to his life.

Weaving through delicate and mysterious subplots, LOOKING FOR A LADY WITH FANGS AND A MUSTACHE is a tender, humorous and meticulously crafted work of the internationally acclaimed figure of Tibetan cinema, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche.

An influential figure in Tibetan Buddhism, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche hails from Bhutan and was identified at age 7 as the reincarnation of 19th-century monk Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo. Educated in Sikkim, Bhutan, and India, his passion for visuals and sound sparked at 13. He resides in Dzongsar Monastery serving as the spiritual head for two meditation centers in Bhutan and Sikkim, along with two philosophy schools in India and Bhutan. He is renowned for his contemporary, forward-thinking, and occasionally challenging approach to teaching dharma as well as his substantial body of work as an internationally acclaimed and celebrated filmmaker and author with films centered around Tibetan mysticism.