For a detailed description of the ima wusan ritual, see Ima Wusan I (Camps 9) and Ima Wusan II (Camps 10). Ima Wusan III: Poles made of two branches tied together at the top are placed on cabins. Pigs are shot and a fire is made. A strip of barren land [outside the village]. At one end a fire is made, at the other end is water. Halfway a gate made of two branches bound together is put up. The men stand on both sides of the strip and lift one leg. A burning branch is passed under their feet. Short branches with leaves are made into rods. A man, carrying a stick over his right shoulder, plunges the rod into the water at the end of the strip. People walk through the gate (first the men, then the women) and have their legs and hands wiped by the wet rod. The man touches the heads of children by hand as well. Then the men and women have a line drawn on the sternum and the right buttock. The film ends at the fire in the village.