A Kalahari Family (2002)
John Marshall’s five-part,
six-hour opus charts his fifty-year engagement with the Ju’/hoansi bushmen of
southern Africa. One of the most well-respected films in the ethnographic
field, it chronicles the changing lifestyles of the bushmen during the eras of
Apartheid, Namibian independence, and globalization. It’s also a detailed
anthropological study of a single family over five decades. By virtue of
spending so much time with the family, Marshall created a deeply moving work
that broke down the myths and stereotypes of these people.
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