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'Wind of Jinn' is a 1969 documentary that provides a unique glimpse into the Zaar tradition of Bandar Lengeh in southern Iran. This film captures local dancing and singing rituals aimed at exorcising Jinn from those believed to be possessed.
This film is quite rare, with limited availability across formats, making it a curiosity for collectors focused on ethnographic cinema. The scarcity of documentation around its release adds to its allure, as does the mystery of its unknown director. As interest in global folk traditions grows, 'Wind of Jinn' has captured a niche audience, often sought after in specialty collections or at film festivals that appreciate cultural documentaries.
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'Wind of Jinn' is a documentary film.
'Wind of Jinn' was released in 1969.
'Wind of Jinn' shows the Zaar tradition in Bandar Lengeh, Iran, which involves dancing and singing to exorcise Jinn from people believed to be possessed.
Ahmad Shamlou is the top cast member of 'Wind of Jinn'.
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