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Films
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Country
“French Guiana”
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films with a digital version
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Region
South America
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Country
French Guiana
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Keywords
Everyday Life
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Indigenous peoples / First Nations peoples
1
Directors
Møhl, Perle
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Series
not set
1
Country of production
Denmark
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France
1
Year of production
2007
1
Film
Confluences – Emerillon of French Guiana
2007
78
‘
Directed by
Perle Møhl
.
Like self-fulfilling prophecies, scientific reports have hitherto depicted the Emerillon of French Guiana as cultureless and doomed to disappear. With this film, an anthropologist proposes to defy these negative images, delving into their world with a lucid description of the down-to-earth and intersubjective conditions of anthropological fieldwork and knowledge-creation. Several Emerillon take up her proposition, and through their resourceful and often stumbling efforts to maintain a life in the forest while profiting from their French citizenship, they present another version of what being Emerillon is all about.
South America
Indigenous peoples / First Nations peoples
Everyday Life
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