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Montana Sacra - Der heilige Berg

Originaltitel: La montaña sagrada
  • 1973
  • 18
  • 1 Std. 54 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,7/10
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3.246
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Montana Sacra - Der heilige Berg (1973)
Psychological DramaQuestAdventureDramaFantasy

In einer korrupten, von Gier getriebenen Welt führt ein mächtiger Alchemist einen an Christus erinnernden Mann und sieben materialistische Begleiter zum Heiligen Berg, wo sie hoffen, Erleuch... Alles lesenIn einer korrupten, von Gier getriebenen Welt führt ein mächtiger Alchemist einen an Christus erinnernden Mann und sieben materialistische Begleiter zum Heiligen Berg, wo sie hoffen, Erleuchtung zu erlangen.In einer korrupten, von Gier getriebenen Welt führt ein mächtiger Alchemist einen an Christus erinnernden Mann und sieben materialistische Begleiter zum Heiligen Berg, wo sie hoffen, Erleuchtung zu erlangen.

  • Regie
    • Alejandro Jodorowsky
  • Drehbuch
    • Alejandro Jodorowsky
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Alejandro Jodorowsky
    • Horacio Salinas
    • Zamira Saunders
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    7,7/10
    50.603
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    3.246
    398
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      • Alejandro Jodorowsky
    • Drehbuch
      • Alejandro Jodorowsky
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Alejandro Jodorowsky
      • Horacio Salinas
      • Zamira Saunders
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    • 76Metascore
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    Alejandro Jodorowsky
    Alejandro Jodorowsky
    • The Alchemist
    • (as Alexandro Jodorowsky)
    Horacio Salinas
    Horacio Salinas
    • The Thief
    Zamira Saunders
    • The Written Woman
    • (as Ramona Saunders)
    Juan Ferrara
    Juan Ferrara
    • Fon
    Adriana Page
    • Isla
    Burt Kleiner
    Burt Kleiner
    • Klen
    Valerie Jodorowsky
    Valerie Jodorowsky
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    Nicky Nichols
    Nicky Nichols
    • Berg
    Richard Rutowski
    Richard Rutowski
    • Axon
    • (as Richard Rutowsky)
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    Ana De Sade
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    Letícia Robles
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    Jacqueline Voltaire
    Jacqueline Voltaire
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      • Alejandro Jodorowsky
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      • Alejandro Jodorowsky
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    abronaim

    Come prepared to chuckle

    If you liked "The Wall" (you know, the Pink Floyd movie), but thought it was a bit of a downer and suffered from the lack of a fat woman humping an excitable, legless, animatronic horse, this movie could be for you.

    Despite what you may have heard, "The Holy Mountain" is more absurd than surreal, more funny than disturbing. Don't worry if your tarot cards are gathering dust and you can't remember the difference between wands and swords--such occult knowledge might help you achieve a few "Oh I get that!" moments during the middle of the film, but the heaps of blatant symbolism aren't really the point. In fact, it may just be that the point is: there is no point. When you see a fat man dressed as the Virgin Mary handing out crucifixes under a sign that says "Christs For Sale", you can rack your brain trying to figure out what kind of statement that makes about society--or you can laugh. When you witness "The Government" indoctrinating children with a hatred for the nation of Peru by printing up comic books called "Captain Captain Against The Peruvian Monster", you can lament the plight of innocents being manipulated for selfish ends--or you can laugh! This film bombards the viewer with outlandish images and juxtapositions like these in rapid fire throughout, so it's easy to get bogged down or confused or numb. The secret to appreciating it all is to come prepared to chuckle--some things you'll "get", some things you won't, but most everything is twisted and absurd and, in some way, funny. Now when you get to the end and Jodorowsky winks at you, you can wink right back.

    Basically, if you can appreciate absurdity and profundity and the absurdity of profundity (not to mention enormous, colorful sets), you'll find a lot to like here.

    PS: If you do like "The Holy Mountain", head down to your local comics shop (or browse over to your favorite book/graphic novel e-tailer) and pick up a couple of volumes of "The Incal" or "The Metabarons", both of which were also written by Jodorowsky. They're like this movie--every bit as garish and violent and thought-provoking and funny--but they have actual plots (epic space-opera plots, no less).
    MamadNobari97

    The Hell Did I Just Watch?

    Yep, this is the first movie that I genuinely don't know wtf I watched to even rate it a score!

    And then people say A Clockwork Orange is weird lmao

    (not saying it's bad, not saying it's good, just don't what it was to even rate it)
    angelynx-2

    Astonishingly beautiful, bloody and strange

    Astonishingly beautiful, bloody and strange surrealist film. Roughly, about a spiritual quest for enlightenment, truth and immortality; but that doesn't begin to describe Jodorowsky's Fellini-like flood of imagery and symbolism. Jodorowsky himself plays "The Master", an occult adept who assembles a group of people representing the planets of our solar system (a Christ figure for Earth) to ascend the Holy Mountain and gain the secret of eternal life. The qualities of the individual planetary cultures are both based on, and distorted from, their classic meanings in astrology and alchemy - you really need to have some basic reading in occultism to follow this movie - and the stunning ending shot takes the theme of illusion vs. truth to a completely different plane.
    8Robert_90

    I'll be damned

    A few months ago, I finally got to see El Topo, Jodorowsky's legendary western-on-acid. Quite simply, it blew me away. It was just so strange, so weird, so utterly crazy...I don't know, seeing El Topo on one viewing doesn't mean you'll be able to comprehend it well enough to describe it properly. I'll give it a second view some other time.

    Anyway....why I mentioned El Topo was because it raised the bar for what I could expect from The Holy Mountain, which promised to be even more of a mind-bending surrealist work than El Topo. For this is how, on the basis of a single viewing, I was prepared to judge The Holy Mountain - on just how bizarre it would get.

    This may sound a little shallow, but The Holy Mountain is one of those films that requires several viewings to properly comprehend pretty much everything that goes on. On one viewing, all you can do is try and keep your eyes on screen and try to take in as much of the film as possible. Even if you don't fully understand what's going on, take in the experience. That's what I did when I watched The Holy Mountain.

    The Holy Mountain begins by following a man who's best described as Christlike as he engages in his own journey from dying in the desert to a tall tower, where he meets a mysterious figure known as the Alchemist. The Alchemist recruits the man for his own plan, which involves bringing together several "thieves" from around the world so that they can embark on a quest for immortality atop the eponymous mountain.

    All this is a loose framework for Jodorowsky's trademark elaborate set-pieces - they're big and they're utterly loony. I don't think I'll bother spoiling any of them, but take any scene from the movie and it'll likely have a large, weird-looking set and at least one or two freaky-looking people drawing your attention. One thing that kept preying on my mind the whole time was just how unbelievable the whole idea of The Holy Mountain was. Like El Topo, it was an epic without a wider appeal, and that jarred me for some reason. It just keeps getting stranger and stranger until the end, which I will have to say was utterly unpredictable.

    The Holy Mountain is truly one-of-a-kind. It'd be pretty easy to say this film isn't for everyone, but it isn't. If you're into movies that don't make sense on the first time (or even the 10th time), I'd recommend this. Or if you're just looking for one intense filmic experience, it doesn't get much more intense than the imagery of The Holy Mountain.

    I'll end this review now - I've run out of synonyms for crazy.

    8/10 - this is after one viewing, it'll probably go up after about 7.
    10NateManD

    Not just a Film, an Experience!!!

    How can the average person describe the Holy Mountain? They can't, It's one of those films that is so bizarre that one has to witness it at least 5 times to fully appreciate it. Alejandro Jodorowsky takes every form of religion and mysticism and puts it into symbolic imagery, that turns into a two hour mind trip. The film is not thrown together, each scene is so chock full of strange imagery, yet each image has a particular meaning. The plot concerns, the thief, who seems to be representational of Christ in modern times. The thief awakens in the desert, almost crucified by children, he is then rescued by an amputee dwarf. After him and the dwarf share a joint, they travel through different scene after scene of surreal images. In one scenario a police state has taken over downtown Mexico. Innocent people are massacred, and birds fly out of their bullet wounds. The conquest of Mexico is reenacted by frogs and iguanas. The Christ character gets drunk with Roman soldiers, and they make a mold of him to produce statues for profit. And this is all in the first twenty minutes. The occult science of alchemy is another factor of the film. The thief finally meets the alchemist, played by Jodorowsky himself, and the alchemist turns his excrement into gold. The black magic of alchemy involves the nine planets of the solar system. We are then introduced to 7 of the most powerful people in the world named after the planets of the solar system. Each person is corrupt and greedy involved in politics, war or mass marketing. Each person who has their own planet, and a weakness is willing to give up their money and be reborn as a Buddhist monk. In a way these people are alchemists also since they have the ability to turn worthless items such as weapons and cosmetics into riches. Since money is just paper, in a way the magic of alchemy in everyday life convinces us that the dollar bill is of value. Many aspects of life are just an illusion, just as in cinema. In the Holy Mountain Jodorowsky proves to be the master of illusion like a magician. Also his character, the Alchemist has the job of spiritual leader to lead all of the 9 people to the Holy Mountain including the Christ character and the women with the Kaballah tattoos. Also the film is indulgent at times in it's Frued like sexuality and nudity. It is both strange and intriguing, both hilarious and horrifying, and one of the weirdest films your most likely to see. Their is so much that happens in this film, that it's almost impossible to describe. People who are looking for deep meaning in films like Donnie Darko need to keep searching, the films of Alejandro Jodorowsky would be a good start. The Holy Mountain is not only a masterpiece, it's a spiritual journey, and it just might very well change the way you look at the world. Not everyone will like it, so sit back and watch with an open mind. The Holy Mountain is one of the most underrated and important films ever made. 10/10

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      Before filming began, director Alejandro Jodorowsky spent a week without sleep under a Zen Master's direction and lived communally with the film's cast for a month.
    • Patzer
      The thief is tied to the Cross with the children stoning him. The "stones" bounce like rubber.
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      The Alchemist: [final lines] We began in a fairytale and we came to life, but is this life reality? No. It is a film. Zoom back camera.

      [camera zooms out, revealing equipment and crew]

      The Alchemist: We are images, dreams, photographs. We must not stay here. Prisoners! We shall break the illusion. This is Maya! Goodbye to the Holy Mountain. Real life awaits us.

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Come and Judge (1975)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 21. August 1974 (Westdeutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Mexiko
    • Offizieller Standort
      • ABKCO Films
    • Sprache
      • Spanisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • La montaña sagrada
    • Drehorte
      • Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, Mexiko
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      • ABKCO Films
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      • 750.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 61.001 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 4.143 $
      • 21. Jan. 2007
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 117.341 $
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