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"Dans la brousse annamite" is a documentary film from 1931 that captures the daily life of the Moïs people in Vietnam. This film is part of the "Yellow Cruise" series and offers a glimpse into their fishing, hunting, and cultural practices.
This film is quite rare and holds a certain allure among collectors due to its unique subject matter and historical context. The scarcity of prints makes it a bit difficult to find, but for those interested in ethnographic cinema, this piece represents an important documentation of a lesser-known culture. It's one of those films that might not be on everyone's radar, but for collectors who appreciate the richness of cultural representation, it offers a rich vein to mine.
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The genre of "Dans la brousse annamite" is documentary.
"Dans la brousse annamite" was released in 1931.
The film documents the daily life of the Moïs people, including fishing, hunting, and traditional dances during feast days.
The film is produced as part of the "Yellow Cruise", which aims to document and explore cultures in Asia.
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