Dream dances of the Kashia Pomo the bole-maru religion women's dances

"Features five dances by Pomo Indian women which express contemporary native beliefs and reflect recent influences, including Christianity and World War II. Also includes some of the tribal ceremonial activities and activities which portray religious beliefs."
"Features five dances by Pomo Indian women which express contemporary native beliefs and reflect recent influences, including Christianity and World War II. Also includes some of the tribal ceremonial activities and activities which portray religious beliefs."@en
"Presents members of the Pomo tribe at Kashia, in ceremonial dress, performing dances from the bole-maru or dream religion cult, with songs and music. The form of each dance is controlled by the local dreamer or prophet, the woman spiritual leader. Filmed near Stewart's Point, California with the cooperation of the Southwestern Pomo Community Kashia Reservation, June 18, 1961."@en