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Gayelle. 1987 series 1, programme 15 / directed by Christopher Laird, Tony Hall ; produced by Christopher Laird, Bruce Paddington, Banyan Productions.
Format
Video/Projected medium
Language
English
Published/Created
Trinidad and Tobago : Banyan Archive, 1987.
Description
1 online resource (36 minutes)
Availability
Available Online
Caribbean Studies in Video: The Banyan Archive - United States
Details
Subject(s)
Arts
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Calypso (Music)
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Social life and customs
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Religious life and customs
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Guadeloupe
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Politics and government
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Director
Laird, Christopher
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Hall, Tony, 1948-
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Producer
Laird, Christopher
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Paddington, Bruce
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Interviewer
Hall, Tony, 1948-
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Maharaj, Niala
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Interviewee
Pantin, Anthony
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Constantine, Carlton
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Devi, Champa
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Perutin, Lucien
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Holung, Richard
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Production company
Banyan Production (Firm)
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Film distributor
Banyan Archives
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Documentary television programs
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Television news programs
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Interviews
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Series
Academic Video Online
Summary note
Opening sequence with Theme KADAMBARI by Ron Reid; Opening link and introduction to Trinidad & Tobago Television's First Audience Survey; Archbishop Anthony Pantin explains Easter; Cultural Sprangalang answering the question: Who or What is a Zigalee?; Tony Hall interviews veteran panman, Zigalee (Carlton Constantine) of Bar20 Steelband; Link looking at Trinidad & Tobago Television's First Audience Survey and link to feature on Champa Devi; Niala Maharaj interviews Champa Devi, pioneer of Indian dance in Trinidad, Nrityanjali Dance Theatre Dancers on stage; Link continues to look at Trinidad & Tobago Television's First Audience Survey, link to interview with Lucien Perutin of the Peoples Organisation of Guadeloupe Liberation about Guadeloupe independence; Niala Maharaj interviews Father Richard Holung, Brothers of the Poor, And the group sings What's On; David Abdulla of The Oilfield Workers trade union announces the launching of the First Caribbean International Book Fair and Book Fair festival; Father Richard Holung and Brothers of the Poor sing under credits.
Notes
Title from resource description page (viewed October 21, 2022).
Language note
In English.
OCLC
1350663963
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