Rito de iniciación

Título original: Rites of Passage

2012
R
1h 43min

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Nathan, an anthropology student, invites a few of his classmates and their professor to his familyÂ’s abandoned ranch -- once a sacred Chumash burial ground -- to recreate an ancient ceremony. There they meet Nathan's psychotic older brother Benny and drug fueled Delgado. The students then embark on a rite of passage that no one will ever forget.

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Un estudiante de antropología invita a sus compañeros y a su profesor al rancho abandonado de su familia, antaño un cementerio sagrado Chumash, para recrear una antigua ceremonia.Un estudiante de antropología invita a sus compañeros y a su profesor al rancho abandonado de su familia, antaño un cementerio sagrado Chumash, para recrear una antigua ceremonia.Un estudiante de antropología invita a sus compañeros y a su profesor al rancho abandonado de su familia, antaño un cementerio sagrado Chumash, para recrear una antigua ceremonia.

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To ensure the accuracy of the portrayal of the Chumash Indian culture, the production team consulted with an anthropological expert on the Chumash during both the writing process and production. In addition, a representative from the Chumash reservation was on set several times during shooting. All the actors portraying Chumash characters were Native American.

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Written by Nick Ratliff and Zach Lewis
Performed by Devastating Karate

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This movie is disgraceful

From the trailer alone I could tell this movie was made by folks who know little of Chumash culture and are out to make yet another an exploitative buck on twisting and distorting yet another native religion and tradition. I'm hoping that everyone who reads this has enough humanity left in their souls to REFUSE to participate in the DVD rentals. The best way you can stand up for tolerance and common decency and further the cause of respect for your fellow human beings is to make movies like this cost their makers money that they will never recover. They have their freedom of speech, but you can exercise your freedom to walk away and let their work sink into ignominious oblivion.