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Rouch's gang

Author:	Steef Meyknecht; Dirk Nijiand; Joost Verhey
Publisher:	Watertown, Mass. : Documentary Educational Resources, 1998.
Series:	Ethnographic video online.
Edition/Format:	eVideo : Clipart/images/graphics : FrenchView all editions and formats
Summary:	In 1991, Jean Rouch started work on his new feature film Madame l'Eau, much of which was shot in Holland. The documentary Rouch's Gang follows the film crew and provides a glimpse behind the scenes as Jean Rouch and his four friends from Niger make their film. By providing an outsider's view of Madame l'Eau, the documentary provides insight into how Rouch approaches his films.