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Films
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Country
“Bolivia”
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Directors
“Solomons, Natasha”
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Year of production
“1989”
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films with a digital version
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Region
South America
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Country
Bolivia
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Development projects
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Health / Health care / Healing
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Informant-researcher relationship
1
Directors
Solomons, Natasha
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not set
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Country of production
United Kingdom
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United States
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Year of production
1989
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Film
Doctors of Two Worlds
1989
55
‘
Directed by
Natasha Solomons
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In the Bolivian highlands an English doctor is setting up a network of health care for remote mountain villages. While teaching the inhabitants the essentials of Western medicine the doctor is confronted with and tries to learn the methods of the local curandero’s methods of healing. The film is a highly revealing document of the encounter of different approaches to illness and is particularly suited for the teaching of Medical Anthropology.
South America
Health / Health care / Healing
Informant-researcher relationship
Development projects