"There is a risk that you might die. We're going to be 70 miles from the nearest civilization so if anything goes wrong we're in a bad way."

DANCES SACRED AND PROFANE is the film which introduced Fakir Musafar, the Father of the Modern Primitive movement, to the world. Fakir performs--for real--the first ever filming of the Sundance ceremony, which Richard Harris immortalized in the film A Man Called Horse. The extraordinary footage of Fakir hanging suspended from flesh hooks that have been pierced through his breasts is now available through the Dances Sacred and Profane Redux DVD for the first time in over twenty years.