The Hidden Himalayas
Overview
A feature-length documentary film that captures the unusual customs of North-West Nepal — a virgin territory never before visited by foreigners — and is particularly valuable for its depiction of the primitive funeral rite known as sky burial, confirmation of the primitive religion Bon, and the polyandrous marriage system.
About The Hidden Himalayas (1960)
Released in 1960, The Hidden Himalayas is a documentary film from Yomiuri Eigasha (Japan). It was directed by Suketaro Shimada. The cast is led by Jiro Kawakita and Eitarō Ozawa. With a runtime of 1h 19m, the film is available in full HD.
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