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Films
found one film
shorter than 40 minutes
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Country
“Trinidad and Tobago”
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Keywords
“Ritual”
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Directors
“Youngstein, Theo”
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Series
“Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film”
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Country of production
“United Kingdom”
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Year of production
“2008”
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Status
“A”
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short films
1
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Region
Caribbean Islands
1
Country
Trinidad and Tobago
1
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Keywords
Ritual
1
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Directors
Youngstein, Theo
1
x
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
1
x
Country of production
United Kingdom
1
x
Year of production
2008
1
x
Status
Film
The Temple in the Sea
2008
26
‘
Directed by
Theo Youngstein
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‘The Temple in the Sea’ looks at ritual and religious practice at a well-known Hindu shrine and its associated cremation grounds in Central Trinidad. Documenting the daily life of the Temple, and those that maintain and worship at it, it seeks to communicate an experience of the place using the 5 elements (earth, water, wind, fire and ether) as a symbolic compass.
Caribbean Islands
Ritual