Guardian Spirits of Goa – Film Screening
Immerse yourself in our captivating film ‘Guardian Spirits of Goa’, screened outdoors at one of the state’s most iconic heritage monuments that was recently open to the public – the lower fort Aguada, also known as Aguad port and jail complex. With transcendent visuals, the film unearths enchanting tales and rituals about guardian deities that are worshipped by the locals, and traces the evolution of spirit-worship across empires, rulers and faiths.
Highlights
- Dive deep into the world of Guardian Spirits in Goa, and learn riveting facts and anecdotes about this unique local culture.
- Soak in centuries of history as you enjoy this memorable outdoor film screening at one of Goa’s most grand heritage venue – lower fort Aguada
- Enjoy the film’s spellbinding visuals.
Guardian Spirits of Goa – Film Screening
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- An introduction to the world of Guardian Spirits of Goa
- Entry ticket to the monument
- A special film screening experience
FAQ’s
- Will we be exploring any areas at the site about Guardian Spirits?
No. The visuals you will see are pre-recorded and shot cinematically to successfully transport you to the subjects we will be exploring. - Will you send us a link to the visuals, or will they be uploaded on Youtube?
No. The visuals are not uploaded on any streaming sites and will only be screened during this experience. - Can we just watch this on Youtube instead?
No. The visuals are not uploaded on any streaming sites and have been precisely tailormade for this viewing experience - How can we book this experience?
The experience can be booked on our website, or tickets can be purchased directly at the entry gate of lower fort Aguada, also known as the Aguada port & jail complex. In case of online bookings, a copy of the booking order must be presented at the entry gate to get access to the monument for the film screening. - How do we join the experience once itu2019s booked?
The venue details with the name and contact of the Storyteller will be provided after the booking is completed. - Can this be booked for kids / school students?
This experience is restricted to students who are aged 15 and above, as some of the visuals (depicting rituals/sacrifices) might not be received well by younger children. However, if children younger than 15 are accompanied by their parents, then we are happy for them to attend the experience. The language used is beautiful, the narrative is thought provoking and the visuals are enchanting. - Can this session be booked by anthropologists, anthropology students, art & culture enthusiasts?
Yes, absolutely. The experience is ideal for anyone looking for fascinating insights into the evolution of spirit worship over millennia and across diverse cultures. - Can we bring our own food and drinks?
No. Food and drinks will be available for purchase at the venue, as refreshments from outside are not permitted at the monument.
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Our experiences are led by passionate, professional, English-speaking local storytellers.
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