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Krik, Krak, Carnaval
directed by Natacha Sautereau|
2002
(c) Flight Movie 2002
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From epiphany
to Ash Wednesday, the Cayenne carnival transforms daily
life into a succession of parties and processions. The
costumes and disguises not only borrow from present times,
but also from traditional characters, symbols of guyanese
history, of emancipation and of building cultural values.
If the purpose of the event is social control, it nonetheless
unwittingly lays bear both the difficulties and the changes
in this society. Listening to the old and the young, the
film also reveals the symbolic and the social repercussions
of carnival today. |
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Distribution : Flight
Movie |
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Duration
52 minutes
Format
Dvcam & Beta Digital
Direction Natacha Sautereau
Image C??
Edition V??
Music J?? |
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