How can we measure happiness? The country of Bhutan invented Gross National Happiness to do just that, and Amber is one of the agents who travels door to door to meet people and measure how happy they really are. He is still living with his elderly mother at the age of 40, but is nevertheless a hopeless romantic who dreams of finding love: a happiness agent who is in search of his own happiness.
POST FILM DISCUSSION
Chair: Martin Fletcher is a former foreign and associate editor of The Times, now working as a freelance journalist and author specialising in foreign affairs, domestic politics and travel.
Ugyen Dorji is a former Cabinet Minister in the Bhutanese government, currently on a sabbatical studying diplomacy at Oxford University.
Andrew Sutton is Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Bhutan to the UK and Chairman of the Bhutan Society.
