Holy (un)Holy River

Holy (un)Holy River follows the Ganges River from its source in the Himalayas to its mouth at the Bay of Bengal. The documentary captures the river's pristine beginnings and its troubled state as it flows through northern India. With stunning visuals and insightful interviews, the film reveals the complexities of this vital waterway, which is both revered by Hindus and facing severe environmental challenges.

The film documents a journey of approximately 1,600 miles, showcasing the river's diverse landscapes and the impact it has on the lives of 500 million people. This documentary is not just an exploration of a river, but also a reflection on the cultural and spiritual importance of the Ganges, making it a significant watch for those interested in environmental issues and spiritual narratives.