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Holy Ghost People (1967)

Gênero : Documentário

Runtime : 53M

Director : Peter Adair

Sinopse

A study on a small Pentecostal congregation in Scrabble Creek, West Virginia. Explores the individual experiences of Pentecostal Christians at the Scrabble Creek Holiness Church, in Scrabble Creek, West Virginia. The documentary includes faith healing, snake handling, speaking in tongues, preaching, gospels and singing. Pentecostal Christians may also be described as "Charismatic." Pentecostals include Protestant Christians who believe that the "manifestations of the Holy Spirit" are alive, available, and experienced by modern day Christians.

Atores

Peter Adair
Peter Adair
Narrator
Elza O. Preast
Elza O. Preast
Reverend
Michael Lanham
Michael Lanham
Pastor
Brenda Lanham
Brenda Lanham
Gospel singer

Tripulações

Peter Adair
Peter Adair
Director
Peter Adair
Peter Adair
Cinematography
Blair Boyd
Blair Boyd
Producer
Peter Adair
Peter Adair
Editor
Steve Reich
Steve Reich
Sound Recordist
Jonathan Giles Zimmerman
Jonathan Giles Zimmerman
Sound Recordist
Jonathan Giles Zimmerman
Jonathan Giles Zimmerman
Sound Mixer
Fred Stein
Fred Stein
Still Photographer
Peter Adair
Peter Adair
Writer

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