Ayahuasca - Documentary Films About Ayahuasca

Documentary Films About Ayahuasca

• Shamans of the Amazon (2001), directed by Dean Jefferys.
• "Jungle Trip" (2001), directed by Gavin Searle. In this episode of To the Ends of the Earth, an English amateur botanist seeks personal transformation from the indigenous peoples of the Amazon.
• Night of the Liana (2002), directed by Glenn Switkes.
• L'Ayahuasca, le serpent et moi (2003), directed by Armand Bernardi.
• D'autres mondes (2004), directed by Jan Kounen. Canadian anthropologist Jeremy Narby, Shipibo curandero Guillermo Arévalo, and others talk about the value and the mystery of ayahuasca.
• Sacha Runa: Spirits of the Rainforest (2005), directed by Sean Adair and Miguel Kavlin.
• The Man Who Drank the Universe (2005), directed by Gary Reich and Alistair Appleton. English television-presenter Alistair Appleton travels to Brazil to try ayahuasca.
• Die Letzte Droge (2006), directed by Stefan Kluge.
• Woven Songs of the Amazon (2006), directed by Anna Stevens.
• Heaven Earth (2008), directed by Rudolf Amaral and Harald Scherz. A look at the ayahuasqueros of Peru, and the people whom they help.
• "Amazonas" (2009), directed by Tuomas Milonoff. In this, the series-three premiere of Madventures, Riku Rantala and Tuomas Milonoff journey to the Amazon to drink ayahuasca with a shaman.
• Ayahuasca Diary (2009), directed by Christian Moran.
• Metamorphosis (2009), directed by Keith Aronowitz. Hamilton Souther, an American man from California, trains with Don Alberto to learn the ways of the ayahuasquero.
• Vine of the Soul: Encounters with Ayahuasca (2010), directed by Richard Meech.
• Stepping into the Fire (2011), directed by Ross Evison and Roberto Velez. Roberto Velez, an affluent American businessman, feels that his professional life and values are harming his family. His ayahuasca experience inspires him to build a shamanic retreat center in the Peruvian Amazon, and catalyzes a shift in his family members' lives.