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Serpent Mother

Shows how the Bengalis in the town of Bishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasā, a deity of the earth who is close to the day-to-day concerns of agrarian life.

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  • "Born of Shiva and the king of snakes, Manasha is celebrated as a creator and protector of heaven, earth, and hell. This film shows how the Bengalis in the town of Vishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasha."
  • "Shows how the Bengalis in the town of Bishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasā, a deity of the earth who is close to the day-to-day concerns of agrarian life."@en
  • "Shows how the Bengalis in the town of Bishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasā, a deity of the earth who is close to the day-to-day concerns of agrarian life."
  • "Serpent Mother étudie la dévotion dans l'ouest du Bengale à la déesse de serpents et de l'importance de l'importance de cette puissant divinité féminine dans la vie quotidienne. Le film se concentre sur le "Jhapan Festival", la grande fête des serpents et en montre les préparatifs, le rôle des arts traditionnels et l'artisanat liés au culte de la déesse, les chants dévotionnels, mais aussi l'observation de l'action rituelle. Le symbolisme complexe du rituel y est expliqué par les participants eux-mêmes. Ce film appartient à la série des films "Pleasing God", sur les cultes hindous. Ces films sont des études des dévotions et de leurs pratiques liées aux trois grandes divinités du panthéon hindouiste. Ils ont été réalisés dans la petite ville historique de Vishnupur, dans le Bengale occidental - la ville des temples, de l'artisanat et des marchés, le centre d'un ancien royaume, et un lieu où la vie quotidienne et cultuelle sont étroitement imbriquées."
  • "Shows how the Bengalis in the town of Vishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasha, a deity of the earth who is close to the day-to-day concerns of agrarian life."
  • "Serpent Mother is about devotion to the Goddess of Snakes and the importance of divine female power in West Bengal Indian life. The film's focus is the Jhapan Festival, the great celebration of snakes."@en
  • "Shows how the Bengalis in the town of Vishnupur worship the snake goddess Manasha, a deity of the earth who is close to the day-to-day concerns of agrarian life."@en
  • "Documentary on the Hindu worship of the snake goddess Manasha. Shows ceremonies and rituals of annual snake festival held in Jhapan."@en
  • "A study of the devotional practices associated with a major deity of the Hindu pantheon. Serpent mother deals with the myth of the serpent goddess Manasha."

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  • "Encoded moving images"@en
  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Ethnographic films"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "Serpent Mother"@en
  • "Serpent Mother"
  • "Serpent mother a film by Allen Moore and Ákos Östör ; produced by Robert Gardner and Ákos Östör for the Film Study Center, Harvard University"@en
  • "Serpent mother"@en
  • "Serpent mother"
  • "Serpent mother from the film project Pleasing God ; a film by Allen Moore and Ákos Östör ; produced by Robert Gardner and Ákos Östör for The Film Study Center, Harvard University"@en