Original production:.Original production in French.

Director, Gilles Blais ; producer, Georges Dufaux ; executive producer, Jacques Bobet ; camera, André-Luc Dupont, Roger Rochat, Michel Thomas-d'Hoste, Séraphin Bouchard, Jean Lépine, Serge Lafortune ; sound, Jean-Guy Normandin, Hughes Mignault, Jacques Drouin, Raymond Marcoux, Michel Charron ; editing, Yves Leduc, Nicole Chicoine ; re-recording, Jean-Pierre Joutel.

Recorded 1981.

Filmed mainly at the Montréal community of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, this film revolves around three young Quebecers, Michel, Robert and Johane, from their first days in the temple to their initiation six months later. The film examines the family life of Krishna members, the active proselytizing in the streets, the temple rituals, and the role of women and their reliance on men for spiritual guidance. This film affords a close look at one of the controversial new religious organizations to have emerged from the sixties in the United States.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).