The Holy Mountain

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The Holy Mountain is a 1973 avant-garde fantasy film by Alejandro Jodorowsky, renowned for its surreal, esoteric imagery and allegorical exploration of spirituality, power, and enlightenment.

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instanceOf avant-garde film
film
cinematographyBy Rafael Corkidi
countryOfOrigin Mexico
director Alejandro Jodorowsky
distributor ABKCO Films
editedBy Federico Landeros
filmingLocation Mexico City
followsWork El Topo
genre art film
esoteric film
experimental film
fantasy film
surrealist film
hasCultFollowing true
hasTheme alchemy
capitalism
colonialism
critique of materialism
enlightenment
mysticism
occultism
power
religion
satire of organized religion
self-discovery
spirituality
transcendence
violence
musicBy Alejandro Jodorowsky
Don Cherry
Ron Frangipane
notableFor allegorical narrative
controversial content
esoteric symbolism
nonlinear storytelling
striking visual style
surreal imagery
use of religious iconography
use of tarot symbolism
originalLanguage Spanish
partOf Alejandro Jodorowsky filmography
producer Alejandro Jodorowsky
productionCompany Producciones Zohar
releaseYear 1973
runningTime 114 minutes
stars Alejandro Jodorowsky
Horacio Salinas
Ramón Saldívar
writer Alejandro Jodorowsky

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Alejandro Jodorowsky notableWork The Holy Mountain
ABKCO Films notableWork The Holy Mountain
Endless Poetry partOfSeries Alejandro Jodorowsky autobiographical cycle
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