G.I. Gurdjieff: Encuentros con Hombres Notables (1979), directed by Peter Brook, is a biographical drama based on the life of the mystic and spiritual teacher George Ivanovich Gurdjieff. The film traces Gurdjieff's early years and his quest for knowledge through his travels and encounters with various remarkable individuals who influenced his spiritual development.
The narrative focuses on Gurdjieff's journey from his youth, detailing the teachings he received from his father and other masters, as well as his discovery of Sufi dances and the esoteric teachings known as the Fourth Way. These experiences culminate in his development of a unique spiritual path that integrates these diverse teachings.
The film is known for its exploration of deep philosophical and spiritual themes, emphasizing that true faith and enlightenment come from profound personal understanding rather than blind adherence. It also highlights the extraordinary experiences and wisdom of the people Gurdjieff met along his journey, showcasing a blend of mysticism, illumination, and practical spirituality.
The movie was part of the official selection at the 1979 Berlin International Film Festival and features music by Laurence Rosenthal and cinematography by Gilbert Taylor (FilmAffinity) (Kailash) (Centro Persepolis).
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