No other tour offers this much integration into Amazonian Shamanism. Located in Iquitos, Peru

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Zabriskie Point, director Michelangelo Antonioni's only American film, is an unusual, visually stunning examination of youthful rebellion against the Establishment. The film, initially presented in quasi-documentary style, presents a group of college activists discussing key issues of their political agenda. Mark (Mark Frechette) steals an airplane and flies over a desert where he meets Daria (Daria Halprin). She is the pot-smoking secretary to businessman Lee Allen (Rod Taylor), while he is a rebel searching for a worthy cause. In the midst of the arid surroundings, Mark and Daria fall in love. Antonioni's nonrealistic approach to American counterculture myths, his loose and sluggish narrative, and the dialogue (credited to Fred Gardner, Sam Shepard, Tonino Guerra, Clare Peploe, and Antonioni) caused Zabriskie Point to be poorly received when it was first released. The score features songs from Pink Floyd, The Grateful Dead, Kaleidoscope, The Rolling Stones, John Fahey, The Youngbloods and Patti Page.

Mark Frechette - Mark
Daria Halprin - Daria
Rod Taylor - Lee Allen
G.D. Spradlin - Lee Allen's Associate
Kathleen Cleaver - Kathleen
Open Theater of Joe Chaikin - Lovemakers in Death Valley
Paul Fix - Cafe Owner
Harrison Ford - Airport worker [uncredited]
Bill Garaway - Morty
Ben Hammer

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"The Cow" (Корова) by Aleksandr Petrov, paint-on-glass. Oscar nomination in 1990.

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AYAHUASCA - WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS, narrator
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