Image India: Hindu Procession to the Sea
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content: Local Numbers: HSFA 2005.10.68
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content: Carleton College Library educational film collection
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content: 1 Film reel (color sound; 288 feet, 16mm)
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content: 1969
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content: Human Studies Film Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Film reels
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content: Edited film: Explains that processions of temple deities through the streets of India constitute a prominent part of visible Hinduism, and that each procession is a celebration of one moment in the on-going liturgical year of any given temple. Shows in Madras, India, one of these processions, which has as its objective bathing of the temple deity in the sea.

Credits: Dir. by H. Daniel Smith, Prod. by H.D. Smith: Hindu Ways Series, Film Marketing Division Syracuse University