Hare Krishna

Clocking in at just 4 minutes, Hare Krishna offers a glimpse into a unique cultural moment. Jonas Mekas, known for his freewheeling style, presents an impressionistic view of spiritual enthusiasm as the Hare Krishna group fills the streets with their chants.

The film features notable figures such as Barbara Rubin and Allen Ginsberg, adding depth to the documentary's portrayal of a significant social movement. Mekas’s participatory approach invites viewers into the experience, making it an intriguing piece for those interested in both music and documentary filmmaking.

For collectors, Hare Krishna is available on DVD and other formats, providing options for various preferences. This film represents a specific era of documentary filmmaking and a unique cultural phenomenon that may appeal to enthusiasts of the genre.