Mana: Beyond Belief (2004)

Everyone Believes in Something

All over the world, in every society, there are objects that have special power over people. People climb mountains or make pilgrimages just to see or touch them. They prostrate themselves or engage in rituals in their presence, caress them in the hopes of absorbing some of their magic, they enshrine them in temples or pass them on to descendants; wear them or store them in treasure houses or sometimes burn them. An individual object might hold power over only one group or even just one person, but the phenomenon of "power objects" is universal.

Director: Roger Manley, Peter Friedman
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 92 min
Release Date:
Production: Strange Attractions, ADR Productions, Koppmedia, Scarabees Films Productions, Egoli Tossell Film
Country: France, United States of America, Netherlands, Germany
Language: English, Deutsch, Italiano, 日本語
Original Language: en

Keywords

worship, believe

More Films by Director: Roger Manley, Peter Friedman
More Films in Genre: Documentary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mana: Beyond Belief about?
All over the world, in every society, there are objects that have special power over people. People climb mountains or make pilgrimages just to see or touch them. They prostrate themselves or engage in rituals in their presence, caress them in the hopes of absorbing some of their magic, they enshrine them in temples or pass them on to descendants; wear them or store them in treasure houses or sometimes burn them. An individual object might hold power over only one group or even just one person, but the phenomenon of "power objects" is universal.
Who directed Mana: Beyond Belief?
Mana: Beyond Belief was directed by Roger Manley, Peter Friedman.
How long is Mana: Beyond Belief?
Mana: Beyond Belief has a runtime of 1h 32m (92 minutes).
What genre is Mana: Beyond Belief?
Mana: Beyond Belief is a Documentary film.
Where was Mana: Beyond Belief produced?
Mana: Beyond Belief was produced in France, United States of America, Netherlands, Germany.