I Kwan:
The Mnong Child

By Jérôme Ségur

25 min

The fishing is good. Ma Be can be proud of his young pupil.

A short film about a tribe of hunters in Vietnam.

Published in 1999 by ZED Films, Paris.

Bibtex Data

@misc{1999-i-kwan,
    category={av},
    title={{I} {K}wan: {T}he {M}nong {C}hild},
    author={Jérôme Ségur},
    publisher={ZED Films},
    address={Paris},
    year=1999,
    minutes=25,
    keywords={sea,anthropology,prehistory,families,mnong},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://youtu.be/kZgvGnHvQmM}
}

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