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２０年ほど前、カンヌ映画祭に出品されたドキュメンタリー。
フランス語だが、インタビューも、説明も殆どない映画だから、ただ見て聞けばよい。
Wikiの下の説明など、時々、眺めながらの。
Plot[edit]
The film contains very little dialogue and captions; only what is required to grasp the essential meaning of a song or conversation is translated. The film begins in the Thar Desert in Northern India and ends in Spain, passing through Egypt, Turkey, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, France, and Spain. All of the Romani portrayed are actual members of the Romani community.
India--Kalbelia people gathering in celebration
Egypt--Ghawazi people sing and dance while children observe and begin to learn the artistic traditions.
Turkey—Turkish Roma in Istanbul sell flowers and play their music in cafes while their children observe and learn.
Romania—A young boy listens to Roma musicians sing about the horrors of Nicolae Ceausescu and his reign before returning to his village, where the musicians from earlier begin a semi-spontaneous and joyous music session.
Hungary—A Roma family on the train sing of their rejection by non-Romani people. The scene cuts to the train station ahead, where the waiting family set up a fire as they wait across the tracks from the train station while a Hungarian woman and her young son wait on a bench. The boy, seeing that his mother his sad and cold, ventures over to the Roma, who strike up the music and cheer the woman up before their family on the train arrive and they walk away singing.
Slovakia—The train screetches along a barbed wire fence as an old woman sings a song about Auschwitz and the camera pans down to reveal her imprisonment tattoo from her time in the concentration camp. A series of shots show a winter camp before the occupants return to the road.
France—French Romani set up camp with their metal vardos in a summer field and briefly go about their business, making baskets and other crafts before being driven off by landlords. They leave behind clues that a fellow Romani musician Tchavolo Schmitt uses to find them. They all meet up for the celebration in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and celebrate the festival of Saint Sarah, patron saint of the Romani.
Spain—Latcho Drom closes in Spain, showing flamenco puro performed by local "Gitanos". The famous "gitana" singer La Caita sings mournfully of the centuries of persecution, repeatedly imploring "Why does your mouth spit on me?" as her query echoes out over the town.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latcho_Drom
- Vengo - Sufi Flamenco Scene (スーフィー音楽とフラメンコのセッション） で爺 2015/7/07 12:04:34
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- 叫ぶ女 La Caita （Latcho Dromラストの絶唱 英語字幕付き） で爺 2015/7/04 08:07:34
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- Tchavolo Schmitt で爺 2015/7/03 13:28:26
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