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Films
2 Films
Directors
“Hughes-Freeland, Felicia”
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films with a digital version
1
short films
1
Region
South-East Asia
2
Country
Indonesia
2
Keywords
Dance / Theatre / Performance
2
Gender Role and Identity
1
Ritual
1
Sex / Sexuality
1
Directors
Hughes-Freeland, Felicia
2
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Series
not set
2
Country of production
United Kingdom
2
Year of production
1988
1
1996
1
Film list
The Dancer and the Dance
1988
44
‘
Directed by
Felicia Hughes-Freeland
.
This film is an invitation to see Javanese palace dancing as performed in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, and to go beyond appearances to discover what the dance means to those who continue the tradition. In
South-East Asia
Dance / Theatre / Performance
Tayuban: Dancing the Spirit in Java
1996
30
‘
Directed by
Felicia Hughes-Freeland
.
Once a year a ritual is held in a Javanese village. After a distribution of food, men dance with professional female dancers. Their allegedly sexual ethos makes these ‘tayuban’ unacceptable as
South-East Asia
Ritual
Dance / Theatre / Performance
Sex / Sexuality
Gender Role and Identity
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