Voodoo and the Church in Haiti 1988 Horror Movie Review
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Western and African cultures collide in Haiti resulting in religious conflict between Christianity and Voodoo. Despite centuries of vigilant opposition from the Christian church, Voodoo has flourished in Haiti and continues to be one of the strongest elements underlying Haitian culture. This film dispels Hollywood stereotypes and presents Voodoo as a belief system that has been passed down from African ancestor, to present day Haitian participant. A classic film on the subject of Voodoo.
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Title: Voodoo and the Church in Haiti
Year: 1988
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