Îlé Aiyé
Originally released in 2004. Îlé Aiyé is a documentary/music film. directed by David Byrne. At just 51 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Synopsis
Ilé Aiyé explores the ways in which Candomblé has influenced the daily life and culture of the people of Brazil in music, art, religion, theater, food, dance, poetry and more. Ilé Aiyé uses experimental film techniques, music, and cultural observation to express the life and rituals of Candomblé and the symbolic manifestation of the Orishás, the deities which represent the wide range of natural and spiritual forces. The rhythms of the sacred drums and bells, a dance of spiritual ecstasy, offerings and sacrifices, divination and the visitation of the Orishás through trance are all part of the color and life of Candomblé.
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Îlé Aiyé about?
Ilé Aiyé explores the ways in which Candomblé has influenced the daily life and culture of the people of Brazil in music, art, religion, theater, food, dance, poetry and more. Ilé Aiyé uses ex...
Who directed Îlé Aiyé?
Îlé Aiyé was directed by David Byrne.
How long is Îlé Aiyé?
Îlé Aiyé has a runtime of 0 hours and 51 minutes (51 minutes total).
When was Îlé Aiyé released?
Îlé Aiyé was released on August 31, 2004 in theaters.