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Films
2 Films
Country
“Venezuela”
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Country of production
“United Kingdom”
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Year of production
“1987”
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films with a digital version
2
Region
South America
2
Country
Venezuela
2
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Keywords
Festivals / Carnival
1
Religion / Belief / Faith
2
Ritual
2
Directors
Henley, Paul
2
Series
not set
2
Country of production
United Kingdom
2
x
Year of production
1987
2
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Film list
Cuyagua – Devil Dancers
1987
52
‘
Directed by
Paul Henley
.
The men of the Afro-Caribbean population of Cuyagua enact a ritual that occurs 60 days after Easter. The film is a portrait of two men who direct the devil dancing. They tell the history of the
South America
Ritual
Religion / Belief / Faith
Cuyagua – the Saint With Two Faces
1987
56
‘
Student
Directed by
Paul Henley
.
The film centres on the predominantly female celebration of the feast of Saint John. The women sing the songs associated with the Feast, describe their beliefs and how they organise the feast.
South America
Ritual
Religion / Belief / Faith
Festivals / Carnival