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Films
2 Films
Keywords
“Alternative culture”
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Year of production
“2007”
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short films
2
Region
British-Irish Isles
1
New Zealand and Polynesia
1
Country
New Zealand
1
United Kingdom
1
Keywords
Alternative culture
2
x
Ritual
1
Rural
1
Directors
Payne, Becky
1
Tovey, Ana
1
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
2
Country of production
United Kingdom
2
Year of production
2007
2
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Film list
The Land on which We Stand
2007
31
‘
Directed by
Becky Payne
.
This film is a glimpse into the life of the Landmatters Co-operative, a community of 11 adults and 4 children living in benders and yurts in rural Devon as they develop a permaculture project. The 42
British-Irish Isles
Rural
Alternative culture
Standing Places
2007
31
‘
Directed by
Ana Tovey
.
A model of Stonehenge has been built in rural New Zealand, functioning like the original not only in its astronomical alignment but also in its role as a ceremonial site. The film explores what
New Zealand and Polynesia
Alternative culture
Ritual