Pilgrimage Saison 2

Japanese instrumental rock band MONO and Spanish film collective Alison collaborate together to create a unique narrative - fusion live music film entitled "Live Pilgrimage in Madrid"

“The Pilgrimage to Makkah”(1963) is a historic visual record of the yearly holy ritual, shot by Safouh I. Naamani, a pioneer of color photography in the Kingdom. For 13 years, from 1950 to 1963, Naamani was determined to produce a documentary about the Pilgrimage. Receiving official approval in 1963, work began and was completed nine months later in San Francisco where an Arabic and a differing English version were produced. The film was one of many projects documenting the life of the Kingdom recorded by Naamani, including internal events as well as official international visits hosted by His Majesty King Faisal. Also screening for the first time as a collected work is unique Jeddah footage, captured by Naamani from 1954-1968 on his 16 mm camera.

Filmed live inside the awe-inspiring Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, Italy, this memorable performance captures the renowned singers of the Sistine Chapel Choir performing the "Complete Musical Works of the Pilgrimage." Combining the beauty of classical music with the passion of fervent worship, the concert was commissioned for Pope John Paul II and the Vatican in celebration of the Catholic Church's Great Jubilee of 2000.

Depicts a spiritual journey of the Mother and the Daughter to the eternal sacred site. Both of them question their faith and relationship of another, while they are strangely monitored by the Prophet.

Lulu, the bishop's daughter, and Tom, the Duke of Bilgewater's nephew, are in love and want to marry. Their relatives oppose the marriage, however, because Lulu's marriage contract with a curate has been signed and Tom is engaged to his ugly cousin, Lady Mary. Lulu and Tom elope to America and look for work.

'Pilgrimage from Scattered Points' is a film about the English composer Cornelius Cardew (1936-1981) and The Scratch Orchestra (1968-73). Cornelius Cardew formed the orchestra with Michael Parsons and Howard Skempton in 1968 and published their draft constitution in "The Musical Times" in June 1969. The constitution set out the framework, which would dominate the orchestra's musical work for the first half of its existence. It proposed a fluid community where students, office workers, amateur musicians and some professional composers would gather together for performance, music making and edification.

ONE MIND is an immersive cinematic meditation on Zen monastic life in China, where a communion of nature, meditation, and labor reveals a carefully crafted way of life that reflects the very wisdom it seeks to cultivate.

This film unearths the true story of this fifth-century Christian who was brought to Ireland as a slave, where he labored six long years before finally escaping. But after returning home, Patrick shocked his contemporaries by voluntarily returning to the place of his enslavement in order to bring the gospel message to the Irish people.

A walk to forget.

In November 2003, the two artists took part in a traditional pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Mixing with the devout, the two artists visit and film landmark sites Christians the world over dream of seeing.

"Ganga Ma: A Pilgrimage to the Source" is a documentary that takes viewers on a spiritual journey along the sacred Ganges River in India. Directed by Pepe Ozan, and co-directed by Melitta Tchaicovsky the film explores the river's significance in Indian culture and religion, and its role as a source of life, purification, and spiritual connection for millions of people.

Hama-chan's supervisor is promoted after many frustrating years with his wayward, fishing-obsessed underling, and Hama-chan's new boss naively tries to retrain him. Later, Su-san and Hama-chan go on a business trip, where they meet a beautiful, warm-hearted truck driver.