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In 1987 the Uduk people of southern Sudan fled from their homes and from Africa’s longest-running war. On the road, with children lost and scattered, the Uduk are struggling to piece together their lives.
Anthropologist Tone Bringa filmed ordinary people in a mixed Catholic-Muslim village in outside Sarajevo, Bosnia, over the space of three weeks, showing how the stress of war causes good neighbours to become...
Follows on from SEVEN UP, SEVEN PLUS SEVEN, TWENTY-ONE UP and 28 UP. The fifth in a series in which 14 children from a cross-section of society were interviewed at the ages of seven (in 1964), 14, 21 and 28....
Looks at the village of Rrogam, about 45 houses in a valley in northern Albania. The Rrogamis only settled there after World War 2, moving from the village of Thethi across the mountains. Looks at the...
The Mayan Indians of the village of San Antonio Palopó on the shores of Lake Atitlán in Guatemala live in much the same way as their 16th-century Mayan ancestors. Yet, with economic development, things are...
Looks at new scientific techniques in dating fossils. These have recently shown some fossil remains to be tens of thousands of years older than had previously been supposed. The controversial conclusions...
This is Leslie Woodhead’s fourth DISAPPEARING WORLD film made with the Mursi of south-west Ethiopia since 1985. He has filmed the continuing story of a people as they fight to maintain their identity...
This is Leslie Woodhead’s fifth DISAPPEARING WORLD film made with the Mursi of south-west Ethiopia since 1985, made at the same time as THE LAND IS BAD. The nitha is an ‘age set ceremony’ of the Mursi...
Looks at the small Kalasha tribe who live in the Hindu Kush mountains of Pakistan, the last people of the region to have resisted conversion to Islam. Their relgion is is closely connected with an alpine...
The Mende of Sierra Leone are mainly rice farmers, who also grow some cash crops. The film shows that development projects and their timetables favoured by the new chief can sometimes clash with local values...
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