Yanomami Homecoming
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If you have any footage related to the subject line (a documentary)
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What about the USC anthro department? Yanomani specialists.
Terry Barksdale
Barksdale Media
1711 East Alder, Seattle, WA 98122
Issues In AIDS Education
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Peter Gatz Birle
scha...@interport.net wrote:
: If you have any footage related to the subject line (a documentary)
: please email me direct to discuss your reward.
Hi!
Just a question: Is this related to the brazilian indians? If yes,
I probably can help you.
Thank's.
Peter
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JKreines
What about the footage of Tim Asch?
Jeff Kreines
DeMott/Kreines Films
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> If you have any footage related to the subject line (a documentary)
> please email me direct to discuss your reward.
This National Geographic documentary first aired in the 1990's
at a run time (on PBS) of 90 min. It was amazing.
It aired again approximately 6 months later at a reduced air time of only 60 minutes. 30 minutes of footage covering the marriage practices of Yanomami girls had been axed due to the absurdity of 'political correctness'.
The latest incarnation of the documentary apparently exists as now further chopped down paltry 30 minute National Geographic Explorer episode. What is left now is but a shadow of the original.
I have a copy of the 60 minute version somewhere in a box of old VHS tapes.
At the time of this writing, I have not yet converted it to DivX.
