Scene from the film Fisherwomen
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Fisherwomen

Direction
Year 
1935
Country
  • Taiwan
Duration
7min 

In tribes of Japanese inhabitants lived women whose everyday routine consisted of catching fish for food. The amateur film director created unique ethnographic material in which he observes fisherwomen in their natural contact with the river, which is both their livelihood and joy.

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Details

  • Original title
    Qù kàn hǎinǚ
  • Direction
  • DOP
    Deng Nan-guang
  • Duration
    7 min (1-15 min.)
  • Year
    1935
  • Country
    • Taiwan
  • Colour
    • Black & White
  • Festivals
    • Taiwan International Documentary Festival
    • Ji.hlava IDFF

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