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The Holy Mountain
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A collection of adventures in the film's story where people have abandoned their quest for the sacred mountain and instead engage in drugs, poetry, or craftwork. Leave behind them, climb the mountain. Each has a personal symbolic vision that represents his worst fears and anxieties. The rest are confronted by the immortal, hidden, who appear to be mere dolls without a face.
A collection of adventures in the film's story where people have abandoned their quest for the sacred mountain and instead engage in drugs, poetry, or craftwork. Leave behind them, climb the mountain. Each has a personal symbolic vision that represents his worst fears and anxieties. The rest are confronted by the immortal, hidden, who appear to be mere dolls without a face.
Actors:
Chucho-Chucho,
Héctor Ortega,
Robert Taicher,
Jane Mitchell,
Arielle Dombasle,
Lupita Peruyero,
David Kapralik,
Bobby Cameron,
Pablo Leder,
Adriana Page,
Re Debris
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Chucho-Chucho
Héctor Ortega
Robert Taicher
Jane Mitchell
Arielle Dombasle
27 April 1953, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Lupita Peruyero
David Kapralik
Bobby Cameron
Pablo Leder
Adriana Page
Re Debris
Director:
Alejandro Jodorowsky
Alejandro Jodorowsky
7 February 1929, Tocopilla, Tocopilla, II Región, Chile
Country:
United States
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a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours, free-floating archetypes and picaresque episodes, all packaged to disorient and confound us with its sheer exuberance, before finally bringing us right back to exactly who we are and what it is that we are seeing.
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Neither for the faint of heart or the linear of thinker, The Holy Mountain qualifies both as a fascinating period relic and an enduringly transfixing jaw-dropper.
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Not even Buñuel with a brainful of Woodstock's bad brown acid could have made something this gloriously screwy.
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starts off with great promise but quickly descends into a kind of monotonous spiral of escalating pretension and wearisome shock tactics
April 11, 2007
This is an extraordinary visual concoction, loaded with stunning primary colors, anti-religious caricatures drawn from Diego Rivera and a succession of dreamlike, grotesque vistas worthy of Dalí at his most deranged.
February 16, 2011
So loaded with symbols and religious references that the frames of the films flash by as if Jodorowsky were shuffling a deck of his beloved tarot cards...
January 26, 2007
Halfway through we're introduced to nine industrialists and politicians -- they narrate their heinous biographies in Godardian voiceover -- who embark up the title mountain to become immortal. Dude.
February 12, 2010
The Old and New Testament scrambled as a most sustained 'shroom hallucination, one sight at a time out of Alejandro Jodorowsky's bottomless tank
March 16, 2007
Jodorowsky loves to confront the viewer with endless brutality and grotesque decadence and degradation, but here he expresses it with a rich, densely visual imagination.
July 13, 2007
Jodorowsky's 1973 surreal fantasy is just too much to dig through.
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A rambling stream-of-consciousness quest that - in its final, self-conscious act - celebrates the primacy of the filmed image.
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April 18, 2007
Alejandro Jodorowsky's Holy Mountain is a dazzling, rambling, often incoherent satire on consumerism, militarism and exploitation.
