Patients at the Birtonas sanatorium hotel undergo bubble, mud, and mineral water baths while participating in communal singing and cold water rituals.
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Patients at the Birtonas sanatorium hotel undergo bubble, mud, and mineral water baths while participating in communal singing and cold water rituals.
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Synopsis
Patients at the Birtonas sanatorium hotel undergo various treatments, including bubble, mud, and mineral water baths. They participate in communal activities such as singing and standing under cold water spouts. These rituals reflect a search for renewal and cleansing. Filmmaker Audrius Stonys captures their experiences in the 1998 documentary 'Harbour', portraying a stark and intimate view of individuals seeking solace from life's burdens.
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Why Watch
- See patients engaging in unique communal activities.
- Find out about treatments at Birtonas sanatorium.
- Meet individuals in a vulnerable state of rebirth.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Audrius Stonys in 1998.
- The documentary has a runtime of 10 minutes.
- It features patients at the Birtonas sanatorium hotel.
- The film includes treatments like bubble, mud, and mineral water baths.
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Who directed the documentary 'Harbour'?
Audrius Stonys directed the documentary 'Harbour'.
What year was the documentary 'Harbour' released?
The documentary 'Harbour' was released in 1998.
What types of treatments are depicted in 'Harbour'?
The documentary depicts patients undergoing bubble, mud, and mineral water baths.
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