Docschool Online is IDFA's online collectie werkzaam voor docenten in het primair en voortgezet onderwijs, en mbo. De collectie bestaat uit meer dan honderd films, elk met bijbehorend lesmateriaal.
Meer dan vijftien miljoen Ethiopiërs zijn financieel afhankelijk van de koffieproductie. Terwijl de consumptie toeneemt en de grote koffiehandelaren, die directe banden hebben met regeringen, onmiskenbaar fortuin maken, worstelen de kleine koffieplanters aan de onderkant van de ladder met de laagste prijzen in dertig jaar. Voor vele gezinnen dreigt opnieuw ondervoeding. Filmmakers Marc en Nick Francis reisden over de hele wereld om de lange productielijn van koffie, van plantage tot café, in kaart te brengen. Onderliggend motief van de gedetailleerde analyse in Black Gold is de kijker bewust te maken van het belang van fair trade.
Credits
78 min
kleur
video
Gesproken talen: Engels, Amhaars
Regisseur
Marc Francis, Nick Francis
Production
Nick Francis namens Speak-it Productions, Marc Francis namens Speak-it Productions
Co-production
Fulcrum Productions
Cinematography
Marc Francis
Editing
Hugh Williams
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Voedselindustrie & consumptiemaatschappij
9 mei 2019
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Paul Rotha utilized different cinematic means of expression to support his plea. The statistical information was presented in animation form, by means of so-called "Isotypes". The documentary images - besides images that were specially made for the film, Rotha used a lot of archive material - were commented on by various voices, each representing a specific social and political persuasion in British society. "Know-all", the conservative commuter with his black umbrella, next to the "Housewife", who tries to keep her hovel clean as best as she can. The traditional voice-over, the "Voice" (the popular actor John Mills), represented the audience. At the end of the movie, he walked, as it were, out of the audience, right into the film and addressed himself directly to the spectators, appealing them to be sure to draw their inferences from what had been shown. Land of Promise is a breathtaking, intricate film, demanding a strong commitment from the spectator.…
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