Gambling, Gods and LSD
Directed by Peter Mettler8 september 2002 3 uDocumentaire
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A filmmaker's inquiry into transcendence becomes a three-hour trip across countries and cultures, interconnecting people, places and times. From Toronto, the scene of his childhood, Peter Mettler sets out on a journey that includes evangelism at the airport strip, demolition in Las Vegas, tracings in the Nevada desert, chemistry and street life in Switzerland, and the coexistence of technology and divinity in contemporary India. Everywhere along the way, the same themes are to be found: thrill-seeking, luck, destiny, belief, expanding perception, the craving for security in an uncertain world. Fact joins with fantasy; the search for meaning and the search for ecstasy begin to merge.
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Gambling, Gods and LSD was released on 8 september 2002.
Gambling, Gods and LSD was directed by Peter Mettler.
Gambling, Gods and LSD has a runtime of 3 u.
Gambling, Gods and LSD was produced by Ingrid Veninger, Alexandra Rockingham Gill, Cornelia Seitler.
A filmmaker's inquiry into transcendence becomes a three-hour trip across countries and cultures, interconnecting people, places and times. From Toronto, the scene of his childhood, Peter Mettler sets out on a journey that includes evangelism at the airport strip, demolition in Las Vegas, tracings in the Nevada desert, chemistry and street life in Switzerland, and the coexistence of technology and divinity in contemporary India. Everywhere along the way, the same themes are to be found: thrill-seeking, luck, destiny, belief, expanding perception, the craving for security in an uncertain world. Fact joins with fantasy; the search for meaning and the search for ecstasy begin to merge.
The key characters in Gambling, Gods and LSD are Himself (Govinda), Himself (Peter Mettler), Herself (as Rani Mukherje) (Rani Mukerji).
Gambling, Gods and LSD is a Documentaire film.
Gambling, Gods and LSD has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.