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| Hippie Masala: fur immer in Indien | |
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| Cinematography | Ulrich Grossenbacher |
| Music by | Matthias Gmünder Sahlil Shankar |
Release date | 2007 |
Running time | 93 min. |
| Country | Switzerland |
| Languages | Swiss German, English, Hindi and Kannada |
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In Hippie Masala, also titled Forever in India, anthropologist Damaris Lüthi[1] teams with a Swiss filmmaker to profile six hippies who remained in India. These quirky individuals, no longer in their 20s, include a yogi from Italy, a solitary woman meditator from Belgium, a painter from Holland with an Indian wife and children, a Swiss hunter and farmer with cows, a construction project, and an Indian wife, and twins from South Africa who sew beach clothing in Goa.
Awards and Nominations
editThis film was nominated for a 2007 Swiss Film Prize for Best Documentary. [2]
Festivals
editInternational Film Festival of India 2008[3]
Miami International Film Festival in 2007
Woodstock Film Festival 2007
Munich International Documentary Film Festival 2006
DOCNZ International Documentary Film Festival 2006
References
editExternal links
edit- Hippie Masala (2008), 93 min. video available online at Snag Films
- Hippie Masala: Fur immer in Indien at IMDb