Mi go Long CD-haus (2010)
- Directed by
- Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen
- Genre
- documentary film
- Country
- Denmark
- Runtime
- 12 min
How it feels
In a Papua New Guinean tribe village, Mika and his father Russell navigate the clash between Hollywood films and local traditions. Mika wants to be a teenager and hang out with friends at the cinema, while Russell worries his son is abandoning their heritage. The documentary watches as they try to find a balance between the new and the traditional.
observationalintimatereflectivegentlethoughtfulculturalearnest
What happens
Mi go Long CD-haus er en film instrueret af Sofie Rørdam, Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen. Hver uge stråler Hollywood-filmene ud over træhytterne i den Papua Ny Guineanske stamme-landsby, Dikanel. De unge flokkes om den lille tv-skærm, hvor Van Damme og Rambo slås. I filmen møder vi Mika og hans far, Russel. Mika vil bare være teenager og hænge ud med sine venner i biografen. Men Russel er bekymret for sin søn, der lader traditionen i stikken. Kan Mika og Russel finde en balance mellem det nye og traditionen? (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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