Arianna's Journey
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Directed by William Farley Written by William Farley Produced by William Farley Dan Dodt Genre Runtime: 31 min Release Date: July 2007 Filmmaker's Website Send to Friends |
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Plot Outline
Arianna’s Journey, a pilgrimage of faith, is a documentary of
a woman who has the gift of healing and her travels in pursuit of her
spiritual destiny.
Since
she was 14, Arianna has emanated heat from her hands. Her mother reports
that, “sometimes she could even burn you if you touched her”.
Not accepting any payment for her healing, Arianna works on people from
near and far by laying her hands on them: “I interact with the
soul, not with the body. The body is suffering when the soul is suffering.”
In the most extreme form of this kind of healing, Arianna performs an
exorcism on a local woman who is suffering from severe psychological
problems. She explains that “Satan is not the rival of God, but
he is helping on this earth to highlight human sins […] though
he frightened me at first, I’m not afraid of him now, because
I know that evil always brings good”.
Since
the age of 6 Arianna has believed that she will give birth to the next
Christ-consciousness. She says that she has no free will, and acts only
upon an inner compass through which God directs her journey. These
inner directives take her to ancient sacred caves in the Pyrenees, peyote
fields in the high Mexican desert, and holy shrines in Israel and Palestine.
The film is a meditation on the sublime and the mundane aspects of a
modern day pilgrimage of faith.
Castlist
Arianna Temistocle
Carlo Gastaldi
Music
Patrick Bowsher
Cinematographers
William Farley
Film Editors
Richard Levien

Calling from a higher power