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Mattias Olsson
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recorded albums with Deadwood Forest, Devi, Clockwork, AK-Momo, Nanook of the North , Vijaya and others. Together with musician and composer Matti Bye
Pounding the Pavement
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Pavement" 3:05 6. "Rock That Shit" 3:21 7. "Let It Go" 3:00 8. "Nanook of the North " 5:57 9. "Black Smoke" 3:26 10. "World of Tomorrow" 4:37 11. "Warming
Visual ethnography
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called “salvage ethnography” or “salvage anthropology.” Flaherty's Nanook of the North (1922), Margaret Mead's and Gregory Bateson's video and photos of
Willard Van Dyke
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(short) (producer) 1954 The Lonely Night (documentary) (producer) 1976 Nanook of the North (documentary) (supervisor: International Film Seminars) "Van Dyke
Velaslavasay Panorama
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Retrieved 2018-07-06. "Mush! To the Movies: A Polar Film Club - Nanook of the North and the Idea of North - LA Filmforum". "Exploring weird L.A.: The
Bart Maris
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Bereft of a Blissful Union (1997) Marc Moulin- Top Secret (2001) Nanook of the North – André Goudbeek (1995) In A Bar, Under The Sea – dEUS (1996) Monstertje
Remo Anzovino
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In 2005 he composed a score for symphony orchestra for the film Nanook of the North : A Story of Life and Love in the Actual Arctic premiered in the charming
I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again
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back in the "Lawrence Of Arabia On Ice" sketch, when he appeared as Nanook of the North , complete with a plethora of cod-Lancastrian patois ("ee bah goom"
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around one dominant theme or idea (e.g. the seasons). Examples: Nanook of the North (1922) - Robert Flaherty & Hospital (1970) - Frederick Wiseman. Poetic
Robert Kraus
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Robert Flaherty produced a children's book version of Flaherty's Nanook of the North . Windmill also pioneered "board" and "bathtub" books that doubled
William Rothman
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subject, focusing on historically significant documentaries (from Nanook of the North and Land without Bread to Night and Fog, “direct cinema” films of