Documentary - Palmistry
Theme:
The documentary will show an insight into the reality about palmistry – especially for those with a misconception about it.
The documentary will show an insight into the reality about palmistry – especially for those with a misconception about it.
Segment 1:
· Documentary begins with 3 graphic shots to introduce the location where the service of palm reading is offered.
· Local, mysterious music will be played in the background.
· No vocals for this scene.
· Duration: up to 10 seconds
Segment 2:
- Introduction to the location is followed by a palmist with his costumer on a street.
- Graphic, cut away shots of the features of both men, as the conversation proceeds.
- The conversation ends, and the man showing his hand gives Rs. 50 to the palmist.
- He stands up and walks away – camera follows his movement.
- The street is captured, to establish the location of where the palmist offers his service.
- Music is changed. A heartening music is played which connects this to the next scene.
Segment 3:
· The title of the documentary is introduced.
· The music would be very exhilarating.
· The scene shows views about palmistry - of the general public including students, as well as professionals.
Segment 4:
· Music sinks and narration begins.
· The topic of palmistry is introduced with the history of human interest and obsession in knowing the future, and its form of existence in the present day.
· As the narration proceeds, references of old books, images, documents and web pages are shown as to point out how humans have been trying to calculate and predict future.
· Expose palmistry as one such obsession to know the future.
Segment 5:
· Narrator tells how palmistry in our country is seen as – lack of awareness and knowledge has lead to a lot of misconceptions regarding palmistry.
· The people who are/or claim to be palmists.
· How they work. And the kind of people who visit them.
Segment 6:
· Interview of a street palmist follows up.
· We ask him basic questions regarding palmistry and why and how he does this work.
· Similar questions are rephrased and asked from the actual authentic palmist.
· We highlight the contradiction between both palmists.
· People can distinguish between the right and wrong - fake and real palmists.
Segment 7:
· Certainly not everyone believes in palmistry as an actual art or a tool of assessment of a person.
· Interviews of a religious scholar and a sociologist/psychiatrist will follow to show the conflict of beliefs and how they strongly criticize palm reading.
Segment 8:
· The authentic palmist gives proof that palmistry is actually a study and it exists all around the world, not only to predict future but is diversified towards telling an individual’s personal characteristics about him and his life.
· We leave an open ended conclusion – given both sides of the matter, we leave it upon the people’s individual intellect on what to believe in.
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