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100    Kok, Ilja, |edirector.
100    Timmers, Willem, |edirector.
245    Framing the Other
300    DVD-ROM (25 min.)
337    Moving image
500    Verzio Film Festival Submission
500    Duration: 00:25:00
520    The Mursi tribe lives in the basin of the Omo River in the south of the East African state of Ethiopia. The women are known for placing large plates in their lower lips and wearing enormous, richly decorated earrings. Every year hundreds of Western tourists come to see the unusually adorned natives; posing for camera-toting visitors has become the main source of income for the Mursi. To make more money, they embellish their "costumes" and finery in such a way that little of their authentic, original culture remains. The film contrasts the views of Mursi women and those of Dutch tourists preparing for a meeting. This humorous and at the same time chilling film shows the destructive impact of tourism on traditional communities.
580    Verzio Film Festival Submission
655 4  Documentary films
260    Netherlands : |bKok, Ilja ; Timmers, Willem ; Bowers, Keith, |c2011.
041    eng |jhun
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