Initiation

Initiation

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2016-01-16
Duration:28 min
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Production:ZK Production

Overview:

Three friends fly from Europe to Gabon to undergo a Bwiti initiation ceremony. After ritual bathing, they will eat the root bark of the iboga tree.

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