Vodou: I don't believe
Vodou: I Don’t Believe When belief is denied, fear takes its place. In the shadows of Haiti’s forests, a crew of young filmmakers set out to expose Vodou as myth. What they found was something far older—an ancient rhythm of blood, fire, and possession that does not need belief to be real. Pieced together from the last remaining footage, Vodou: I Don’t Believe pulls audiences deep into the heart of Bwa Kayiman, where spirits rise like smoke and the line between the living and the dead dissolves. One by one, the crew vanished into the night—leaving behind only fragments of terror, ritual, and the echo of drums that never stop beating. More than a film, this is a descent into dread—a confrontation with the spirits that shaped Haiti’s history, and a reminder: disbelief will not protect you.
