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John
Marshall (1932-2005) is
renowned for his film
works mainly merged into
two themes. One of them
is associated with the
Kalahari Desert! Kung
Bushmen (27 films shot
between 1957 and 2003),
the other one is associated
with Pittsburgh Police
(20 films shot between
1970and 1973).
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His
films on! Kung Bushmen,
the first ones date back
to the beginning of the
50's, are essential works,
which deal as well with
everyday life as with
rituals. These films show
how, as a filmmaker, John
Marshall was as sensitive
as rigorous. |
John
Marshall took political
stands in favor of Bushmen
facing the contemporary
world and in favor of
civil rights in the U.S
(Pittsburgh Police series).
With Frederick Wiseman,
he also directed Titicut
Follies (1967). |
In
1968, with Timothy Asch,
anthropologist and filmmaker,
John Marshall founded
the Documentary Educational
Resources (DER), designed
to produce and sell ethnographic
and documentary films. |
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organise
and present by Cynthia
Close, Director
of the DER and Philippe
Lourdou,
Ethnologue et Cinéaste. |
| [web
: www.der.org] |
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| SAMEDI
18 MARS de
10h à 13h |
| A
Joking Relationship (Namibie,
1962) – Vidéo, noir
et blanc, 13’ – Version
anglaise. |
| The
Hunters (Namibie, 1957)
– Vidéo, couleur,
72’ – Version anglaise.
Contact : Documentary |
| N!ai,
the Story of a !Kung Woman
(Namibie,1980) – Vidéo,
couleur, 59’ – Version
anglaise. |
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| SAMEDI
18 MARS de 14h30 à 18h30 |
| Inside/out
Station Nine (USA,1970)
– Vidéo, noir et
blanc, 90’ – Version
anglaise. |
| A
Kalahari Family : Death by Myth
(Namibie, 2002) – Vidéo,
couleur, 90’ – Version
anglaise. |
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| Pour
plus d'informations concernant ces films consultez
le programme
du 25eme Bilan du film ethnographique |
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