Exils, 2004, by Tony Gatlif

[DIJITALSON]

THIS IS THE CONNECTION TO GOD HEAD

[agoravirtuel]

La danse est une prière

[kouroshshafizadeh]

remember the time I watched the movie, I was drunk physically and spritually and this scene excited me beyond imagination

[corpovisual]

yo quiero que ir a esa fiesta

[dsterne]

I realize that this is a kind of trance state. However can anyone explain a little more about it? For example, is it a certain practice in Algeria? are they are specific religious group? It is very shamanistic and reminds me of the "Zar". Am I on the right track?

[elprestejuan]

a tribute to Jean Rouch's "Les tambours d'avant Tourou et Bitti".

[sansprenom2007]

I've never watched the movie, but I grew up in Morocco. I remember people dancing like this till they lost it. I never understood why!! still don't.

[farruquitica33]

jomioo que miedo llava los demoños por millares en dentro jajajaa

[ninnundis]

I have never since such a false history like this one. Working in the sotuh of spain fields, corssing Maroco border...ja, ja, ja, ja. A great shit for your eyes. If you believe this history you are watching too much films, try to look outside, try to go to work to the country and try to cross maroco-argelian border.

[ricktd]

So what it is a beautiful and mystic piece of art!

[MrCooker]

nice movie i saw it also in the tv , today, nice

i like the music, anyone knows the soundtrack ??

[etuskit]

this is in algeria, i saw this movie on the TV last saturday.

I is allot like the plaice in marokko were i go every year!!

[sciure]

punk out!

[rapatang]

very beautiful trance scene - I love the film

[Gabrieledannunzio77]

Velly nice indeed...

[ROCHONEN]

Rien de mieux pour entrer en transes! Allez, bougez, entrez dans la danse!

[Shebaqueenof]

wow, thanks for helping me to discover another beautiful world music clip and discover tony gatliff, Is he a music historian? a filmaker?

[himdala]

This is facing, this is finding the roots of you, this is God inside of you to talk...

[pradtheprophet]

Why do they do this?? Intersting!!

Is this supposed to be a religious ceremony??

[tarrasteno]

morocco in force!

In the south of Morocco, exist a sort of Music called Gnawa, a mixed of Berber-african music which has the same rythem( which is in fact the Gnawa music in this scene) as in this scene!

sometimes it's associated with Boujlloud tradition!

I like it so much!

[tarrasteno]

morocco in force!

forzza marokko!

J'adore cette scène!

I like it so much!

[mario2002278]

pero esta pelicula entonces no es de flamenco?

[AmaoNoBolso]

magnifico!! un maestro!!!!

[prisamata]

estaba pensando... in a way, this scene and the whole movie have made me change my perception of cinema (and I've been watching movies for some time now)

[prisamata]

acojonante

[vamosbabe]

OOOh, Thanks so mluch for posting this excerpt!! I loved it!

[retidahling]

This is one of the most extraordinary scenes I have ever watched.

[sciure]

cette scène est fascinante

[sadiya1355]

J'adore cette scène!