Awara Soup available from California newsreel.
"Awara Soup introduces us to what must be one of the world's most
multicultural communities, a global village in the backcountry of French
Guyana - an overseas department of France perched on the edge of South
America. Three hundred years of world history intersect in Mana, a town
where 1,500 people speak 13 different languages and live together in
remarkable harmony. Awara Soup reveals that "creolization" is not just an
historical artifact but a dynamic, ongoing process, encompassing more and
more of the world's people."
Sarah Andrews
University of Iowa Libraries
>Hi folks,
>I'm working on a segment of a course that focuses on documentaries
>originating in Latin America. For this segment I'm looking for
>documentaries focusing on the African Diaspora in Latin
>America.
>
>Any suggestions?
>--
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