Angola: Kwanyama Mining & Smelting(1936)

42m1936-01-01
Documentary

Angola: Kwanyama Mining & Smelting Synopsis

An insight and explanation of the Ovambo people of Angola and their smelting tradition. It highlights and examines an ongoing process that contains many examples of cultural ritual. The film is also of interest as it is a piece of work that has been carried out by two of Major Powell-Cotton's daughters, Diana and Antoinette, during a time when women ethnographic film makers where few.

Angola: Kwanyama Mining & Smelting (1936) is a documentary film directed by Antoinette Powell-Cotton, released on January 1, 1936 with a runtime of 42m.

Director:
Antoinette Powell-Cotton
Producers:
Antoinette Powell-Cotton, Diana Powell-Cotton
Status:
Released

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Angola: Kwanyama Mining & Smelting was released on January 1, 1936 and runs for 42m.