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Seni's children / Fernando Trueba and the Centre Georges Pompidou present ; a film by Philip Haas ; produced by Fernando Trueba ; directed by Philip Haas.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Haas, Philip, 1954- director.
Trueba, Fernando, producer.
Suso, Foday Musa, composer, performer.
Centre Georges Pompidou, producer.
Milestone Film & Video, distributor.
Series:
Magicians of the earth
Magicians of the earth : a series of films on traditional arts
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Camara, Seni.
Sculpture, African.
Art--Senegal.
Art.
Women sculptors--Senegal.
Women sculptors.
Art--Africa, West.
Art, African.
West Africa.
Senegal.
Genre:
Documentary films.
Video recordings.
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (55 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
polychrome
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Milestone Film & Video, [1990]
System Details:
DVD, NTSC, Region 1.
digital
optical
NTSC
video file
DVD video
region 1
Summary:
"Seni Camara lives with her husband and family in the village of Big[n]ona in southern Senegal. Working outside the local tradition of making pots and 'useful' objects out of clay, Seni claims that through a 'gift of God' she has been able to create thousands of bizarre, magnificent creatures -- clay sculptures of astonishing originality."--Container.
Participant:
Artist, Seni Camara.
Credits:
Camera, Tony Wilson; editor, Belinda Cowdy; music, Foday Musa Suso.
Notes:
Videodisc release of the documentary motion picture produced in 1990.
Aspect ratio 1.33:1.
OCLC:
857592102

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