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Films
2 Films
Country
“Switzerland”
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Country of production
“Italy”
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Colour / Black and white
“Colour”
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short films
2
Region
Western Europe
2
Country
Switzerland
2
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Keywords
Festivals / Carnival
2
Folklore
1
Directors
Trentini, Michele
2
Series
Carnival King of Europe
2
Country of production
Italy
2
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Year of production
2011
1
2014
1
Colour / Black and white
Film list
The Silvesterchläuse of Hundwil
2014
12
‘
Directed by
Michele Trentini
.
The old Julian New Year’s Eve on January 13th is still observed and celebrated in some Reformed communities in Outer Appenzell in Switzerland. This film is part of **Carnival King of Europe DVD
Western Europe
Festivals / Carnival
Folklore
The Silvesters of Urnäsch
2011
13
‘
Directed by
Michele Trentini
.
A celebration of mountain wilderness is all too evident in the costumes of the Silvesters of Urnäsch in Outer Appenzell, particularly in their “Pretty/Ugly” version. This film is part of
Western Europe
Festivals / Carnival