Spirits for Sale

2007
58 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,7/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

When Annika got a sacred eagle feather from an Indian visiting Sweden, she decided
to bring it back to US. But to whom?

trailer wiedergeben2:59

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWestern spiritualists often adopt indigenous religions from around the world for their enlightenment. Native American rituals are popular, and Europeans stage ceremonies for which they charg... Alles lesenWestern spiritualists often adopt indigenous religions from around the world for their enlightenment. Native American rituals are popular, and Europeans stage ceremonies for which they charge people to attend. But America's original people are not happy. Beautifully crafted and f... Alles lesenWestern spiritualists often adopt indigenous religions from around the world for their enlightenment. Native American rituals are popular, and Europeans stage ceremonies for which they charge people to attend. But America's original people are not happy. Beautifully crafted and filmed, 'Spirits for Sale' explores both sides of an unlikely battleground.

Regie
- Folke Johansson
Drehbuch
- Annika Banfield
- Folke Johansson
Hauptbesetzung
- Annika Banfield
- Chief Arvol Looking Horse

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,7/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Folke Johansson
Drehbuch
- Annika Banfield
- Folke Johansson
Hauptbesetzung
- Annika Banfield
- Chief Arvol Looking Horse

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Spirits for Sale

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10nafps

Engrossing, perceptive, and wholly credible

American Indian activists and their allies put together a strong award winning documentary on the danger of New Age imposters who pretend to be Native medicine people. The film was made and narrated by Annika Banfeld, who has over two decades of working with American Indian causes. The revered Arvol Looking Horse, the most respected of Lakota holy men, leads the charge against these abusers. How effective this documentary is shown by the vitriol of one reviewer who has never made a review before or since., and includes nothing but falsehood. One might even suspect he's one of the ones critiqued by the film.