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Films
2 Films
Country
“Malta”
x
short films
2
Region
Western Mediterranean
2
Country
Malta
2
x
Keywords
Religion / Belief / Faith
1
Ritual
1
Sport
1
Directors
Fassnidge, Matthew
1
Vella, Steve
1
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
2
Country of production
United Kingdom
2
Year of production
1998
1
2003
1
Film list
Holding the Tradition
1998
28
‘
Directed by
Matthew Fassnidge
.
The annual regatta on the island of Malta has been passionately contested for over 200 years by a number of local rowing clubs. Marsamxett has been dismissed by the others as being a club for ‘old
Western Mediterranean
Sport
In Our Blood
2003
26
‘
Directed by
Steve Vella
.
In Malta, devotion to the Virgin Mary is very fervent, particularly in the village of Naxxar, where the most important annual feast, taking place over several days, is dedicated to her honour. But
Western Mediterranean
Religion / Belief / Faith
Ritual
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