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Beats of the Antonov
directed by Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014; produced by Steven Markovitz and Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014, Big World Cinema and Refugee Club (Cape Town, Western Cape Province: Big World Cinema, 2014), 1 hour 8 mins
Sudan is doing everything it can to rid itself of the rebel forces in the Blue Nile area and the Nuba Mountains; this includes obliterating their base. Their base is the villagers who have been forced to gather in mountain hideouts or refugee camps. The bombings continue but so does the resistance, led by the rebe...
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directed by Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014; produced by Steven Markovitz and Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014, Big World Cinema and Refugee Club (Cape Town, Western Cape Province: Big World Cinema, 2014), 1 hour 8 mins
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Sudan is doing everything it can to rid itself of the rebel forces in the Blue Nile area and the Nuba Mountains; this includes obliterating their base. Their base is the villagers who have been forced to gather in mountain hideouts or refugee camps. The bombings continue but so does the resistance, led by the rebel forces. Director, Hajooj Kuka was on the ground filming for over eighteen months, creating a film that traverses through the lives of...
Sudan is doing everything it can to rid itself of the rebel forces in the Blue Nile area and the Nuba Mountains; this includes obliterating their base. Their base is the villagers who have been forced to gather in mountain hideouts or refugee camps. The bombings continue but so does the resistance, led by the rebel forces. Director, Hajooj Kuka was on the ground filming for over eighteen months, creating a film that traverses through the lives of displaced people who lost everything. Yet, instead of finding a devastated and defeated people we find a vibrant culture, people who have found new purpose and energy in the face of conflict.
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Field of Study
Anthropology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Steven Markovitz, Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014, Big World Cinema, Refugee Club
Author / Creator
Hajooj Kuka, fl. 2014
Date Published / Released
2014
Publisher
Big World Cinema
Topic / Theme
Military customs, Cultural life, Civil war, Sudanese Civil War, 1983-, Sudanese
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Copyright © 2014 Film Platform
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Ukamau y Ké (Así es y ké)
directed by Andrés Ramírez, 1984-; produced by Esteban Coloma, fl. 2017, Amanda Robalino, fl. 2017 and Fabián Bolivar, fl. 2017, Productotra (Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid: Quechua Films, 2017), 1 hour 27 mins
Abraham Bojórquez (Ukamau y Ké) developed the so-called hip hop Aymara, with his social lyrics he shook the Latin American society in the early 21st century. He died violently at the peak of his musical career, the same day he finished recording his second album. Years later, his friend, Ecuadorian rapper and di...
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directed by Andrés Ramírez, 1984-; produced by Esteban Coloma, fl. 2017, Amanda Robalino, fl. 2017 and Fabián Bolivar, fl. 2017, Productotra (Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid: Quechua Films, 2017), 1 hour 27 mins
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Abraham Bojórquez (Ukamau y Ké) developed the so-called hip hop Aymara, with his social lyrics he shook the Latin American society in the early 21st century. He died violently at the peak of his musical career, the same day he finished recording his second album. Years later, his friend, Ecuadorian rapper and director Andrés Ramírez returns to Bolivia to uncover the reasons for his death and to find him in the Andean cyclical time. In this su...
Abraham Bojórquez (Ukamau y Ké) developed the so-called hip hop Aymara, with his social lyrics he shook the Latin American society in the early 21st century. He died violently at the peak of his musical career, the same day he finished recording his second album. Years later, his friend, Ecuadorian rapper and director Andrés Ramírez returns to Bolivia to uncover the reasons for his death and to find him in the Andean cyclical time. In this surreal journey Ukamau y Ké comes back to life through records, files and, dream visions.
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Field of Study
Global Issues
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Esteban Coloma, fl. 2017, Amanda Robalino, fl. 2017, Fabián Bolivar, fl. 2017, Productotra
Author / Creator
Andrés Ramírez, 1984-
Date Published / Released
2017
Publisher
Quechua Films
Person Discussed
Abraham Bojórquez, 1981-2009
Topic / Theme
Bolivians, Aymara
Copyright Message
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Woya Hayi Mawe: Where are you going to? = Woya Hayi Mawe: Para Onde Vais?
directed by Rose Satiko G. Hikiji, fl. 1999 and Jasper Chalcraft, fl. 2015; produced by Laboratório de Imagem e Som em Antropologia (Estonia: Utopic Documentaries, 2019), 48 mins
Woya hayi mawe: where are you going to? These lyrics echo Mozambican musician Lenna Bahule’s explorations both in her birthplace – Maputo - and in her adopted home of Sao Paulo. From the stage to the urban outskirts, we see how Lenna deals with the difficulties of being a black female musician in both Brazil a...
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directed by Rose Satiko G. Hikiji, fl. 1999 and Jasper Chalcraft, fl. 2015; produced by Laboratório de Imagem e Som em Antropologia (Estonia: Utopic Documentaries, 2019), 48 mins
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Woya hayi mawe: where are you going to? These lyrics echo Mozambican musician Lenna Bahule’s explorations both in her birthplace – Maputo - and in her adopted home of Sao Paulo. From the stage to the urban outskirts, we see how Lenna deals with the difficulties of being a black female musician in both Brazil and Mozambique. The artistic world of Sao Paulo demands her Africanity, yet in Mozambique Lenna is now known for her success in Brazil....
Woya hayi mawe: where are you going to? These lyrics echo Mozambican musician Lenna Bahule’s explorations both in her birthplace – Maputo - and in her adopted home of Sao Paulo. From the stage to the urban outskirts, we see how Lenna deals with the difficulties of being a black female musician in both Brazil and Mozambique. The artistic world of Sao Paulo demands her Africanity, yet in Mozambique Lenna is now known for her success in Brazil. Returning to Mozambique, she rediscovers her home country with new eyes.
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Field of Study
Anthropology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Laboratório de Imagem e Som em Antropologia
Author / Creator
Rose Satiko G. Hikiji, fl. 1999, Jasper Chalcraft, fl. 2015
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Utopic Documentaries
Person Discussed
Lenna Bahule
Topic / Theme
The Arts, Mozambicans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2019 Utopic Documentaries
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