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- Dreamland [sound recording] : world lullabies & soothing songs. by Kidjo, Angelique.; Manana, Eric.; Doyle, Teresa,1957-; Khumalo, Sibongile.; Martínez, Claudia.;
Naïma (Angelique Kidjo with Carlos Santana, Benin) -- Ny fitiavako an'i mama (Eric Manana, Madagascar) -- A lullabye (Teresa Doyle, Canada) -- Thula mama (Sibongile Khumalo, South Africa) -- Arriba del cielo (Claudia Martínez, Mexico) -- Y-rrana (Letterstick Band, Australia) -- Lá vai alguém (Virginia Rosa, Brazil) -- Cradle spell of Dunvegan (Lynn Morrison, Scotland) -- Numi numi (Tanja Solnik, USA) -- Cradle song (The Sanshin Cafe Orchestra, Japan) -- Canción para dormir a un niño (Beatriz Pichi Malen, Argentina) -- Durme durme (Fortuna, Brazil) -- Lullaby (Zulya, Tatarstan/Russia)Various performers.Lullabies and soothing songs from around the world.- Subjects: Lullabies; Children's songs; World music;
- © p2003., Putumayo World Music,
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- Red Island. by Campillo, Robin,film director.; Rakotoarimalala, Amely,actor.; Vauselle, Charlie,actor.; Delamarlière, Hugues,actor.; Tereszkiewicz, Nadia,actor.; Gutiérrez, Quim,actor.; Guillemin, Sophie,actor.; Film Movement (Firm),dst; Kanopy (Firm),dst;
Amely Rakotoarimalala, Charlie Vauselle, Hugues Delamarlière, Nadia Tereszkiewicz, Quim Gutiérrez, Sophie GuilleminOriginally produced by Film Movement in 2023.Living on one of the last remaining military bases amidst a hedonistic group of French armed forces in 1970s Madagascar, ten-year-old Thomas begins to find cracks in the surface of his family’s blissful existence on the idyllic island. Taking inspiration from his comic book hero Fantomette, Thomas spies on those around him, discovering the hidden and tangled political and sexual lives of the colonizers and the colonized. As relocation looms, Thomas questions whether the memories he has made are ones he should remember fondly.Simultaneously a sensual evocation of discovering the adult world and a sober reflection of what it represents, Robin Campillo’s anticipated follow-up to his acclaimed 120 BPM weaves together the personal and political in a “visually spectacular [and] masterful portrayal of colonialism through a child’s eyes” (The Upcoming).Mode of access: World Wide Web.- Subjects: Feature films.; Foreign films.; Motion pictures.; Drama.; Motion pictures--France.; Historical films.; Coming-of-age films.; Motion pictures--Europe.;
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