The Holy Mountain (1973), directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky, is a surrealist film that combines elements of mysticism, symbolism, and social criticism. The film explores themes such as the illusion of reality, moral corruption, and the search for spiritual truth. Jodorowsky uses a rich iconography, including references to tarot, alchemy, and religion, to construct a narrative that transcends cinematic conventions. The images are often shocking and provocative, reflecting a critique of materialism and the alienation of contemporary society.
On November 6, 2024, at the invitation of SPIO, we performed a live soundtrack for this classic film.
Daniel Carrera – prepared trombone, virtual modular
Alex Dias – acoustic bass
Rafael Cab – drums, percussion
Manu Falleiros – saxophone, MIDI sax
Inés Terra – vocals, pedals, Finis terrae
curated by: Daniel Carrera and Brava
produced by: Brava
organized by: Mário de Andrade Library, City of São Paulo, and Municipal Department of Culture
Mário de Andrade Library – R. da Consolação 94, República
