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Films
2 Films
Year of production
“1981”
x
films available on demand
1
Region
East Africa
1
Melanesia
1
Country
Kenya
1
Papua New Guinea
1
Keywords
Family / Kinship
1
Gender Role and Identity
1
History of Anthropology
1
Marriage
1
Religion / Belief / Faith
1
Ritual
1
Directors
MacDougall, David
1
MacDougall, Judith
1
Owen, Chris
1
Series
Turkana Conversations
1
not set
1
Country of production
Australia
1
United Kingdom
1
United States
1
Year of production
1981
2
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Film list
The Red Bowmen
1981
50
‘
Directed by
Chris Owen
.
In a remote part of the West Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea, the Umeda people eke out a difficult living from the sago swamps and primary rain forest that surround them. Until recently, these
Melanesia
Ritual
Religion / Belief / Faith
History of Anthropology
A Wife Among Wives
1981
72
‘
Directed by
Judith MacDougall
David MacDougall
.
This segment of the trilogy on the Turkana of northern Kenya (see ‘Lorang’s Way’ and ‘The Wedding Camels’ above) evolves around the role of women in the society. The audience follows the
East Africa
Gender Role and Identity
Marriage
Family / Kinship
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