Virikuta (1976)
Virikuta is an astonishing documentary where we will have the opportunity to accompany a group of Huichol Indians in their annual pilgrimage to Virukuta hunting ritual peyote cactus that ingestion causes hallucinogenic effects. Before our eyes see a millennial pilgrimage, will accompany men, women and children in a community in its journey. The Huichol are a traditional people, who have a mature relationship with the natural elements that lead to ecstasy. This is a touching ritual, one of the live testimony deeper meaning in indigenous Mexican tradition
Director: Olivia Carrion, Scott Robinson
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 50 min
Release Date: January 1, 1976
Language: Español
Original Language: es
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Virikuta about?
- Virikuta is an astonishing documentary where we will have the opportunity to accompany a group of Huichol Indians in their annual pilgrimage to Virukuta hunting ritual peyote cactus that ingestion causes hallucinogenic effects. Before our eyes see a millennial pilgrimage, will accompany men, women and children in a community in its journey. The Huichol are a traditional people, who have a mature relationship with the natural elements that lead to ecstasy. This is a touching ritual, one of the live testimony deeper meaning in indigenous Mexican tradition
- Who directed Virikuta?
- Virikuta was directed by Olivia Carrion, Scott Robinson.
- How long is Virikuta?
- Virikuta has a runtime of 50m (50 minutes).
- What genre is Virikuta?
- Virikuta is a Documentary film.