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The Sleep of the Ancestors 

It tries to understand the Shaman-Kham tradition with its current perspective by centralizing around the annual autumn welcoming ceremony on October 21st called The Autumn Kamlanie. Specifically about Akagu Cenk Sertdemir, who led the Autumn Kamlanie ceremony, the question of “What has been going on for centuries?” is pursued by focusing on the Shaman-Kham tradition in life.
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It tries to understand the Shaman-Kham tradition with its current perspective by centralizing around the annual autumn welcoming ceremony on October 21st called The Autumn Kamlanie. Specifically about Akagu Cenk Sertdemir, who led the Autumn Kamlanie ceremony, the question of “What has been going on for centuries?” is pursued by focusing on the Shaman-Kham tradition in life.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Seyid Çolak
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Runtime:33 minutes
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