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??y Hood,??which screens July 19 at the , takes on the hopeful theme of ownership, ?ut I think overall the series reflects the level of poverty that exists today,??says the series Lauren Groenewald.
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Pic came out of the Close Encounters Laboratoy, an initiative of the Encounters documentary film festival, and was planned as a concept, ?road enough to give people space to be free, and have their own language in a place they knew quite intimately,??Groenewald says.
?e were hoping for filmmakers to come in with a leftfield approach to filmmaking. So it wasn?? going to be an insert. It wasn?? going to be an investigation but rather something that was, not impressionistic but something that would have more layers than just a report.??
The team included filmmaker Brian Tilley, who had just graduated from another high-profile series of shorts, made internationally. The ?hy Poverty???series (whypoverty.net) consisted of eight documentaries from award-winning filmmakers and more than 30 shorts from new and emerging talents. Over 70 international broadcasters aired ?hy Poverty???in 2012.
But ??y Hood??had to be different.
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Not all the shorts are about the city. There is an interpretation of dormitory life among the working people of Soweto and even a look at a Moravian mission station founded by emancipated [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/beats-by-dre-studio.html]Beats By Dre Studio[/url] slaves almost two centuries ago. A National heritage site, the village of Elim is a community that? been quite isolated for 200 years.
Groenewald says the segment, titled ?et Een Elim??(Only One Elim), ?xplores the notion of belonging, since filmmaker Nadine Cloete? ancestors all come from the village.??
??y Hood??was funded by the National Lottery. Groenewald, who teaches digital filmmaking in Cape Town, is co-owner of the Plexus Film Production Co. with partner Nikki Redlingshuys.
Recently, the company worked with TV2 in Norway producing a 46-minute documentary titled ?ew Land,??which followed an expedition into the Canadian Arctic following the footsteps of 19th century Norweigan explorer Otto Zvedrup. The work has been edited into a 54-minute version now called the ??ystery of the Arctic Cairns.??
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