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Matira Poko, Company Loko

Earth Worm, Company Man
Verme di terra, uomo di miniera

Filmed on repeated expeditions to the most remote areas of Orissa, inhabited by the Baiga and the Khond, this work is the result of the close tie the authors (two brothers) formed with the aboriginal tribal peoples. The narrator is Bhagavan Majhi, one of the leaders of the movement against the Kashipur aluminium mine, where in 2000 many aborigines were killed in police skirmishes. The entrenched resistance in this bauxite-rich area has hardened since the arrival of powerful, aggressive mining companies such as Mittal, Posco and the multinational Vedanta, in particular, which, in complete disregard of the law and objections issued by the Indian Supreme Court, has occupied the summit of Bapla-Mali, the tribes’ sacred mountain. The film begins and ends with a hypnotic chant by Salo Majhi, who admonishes, “Can’t you see the dangers? / What is happening to us today / will happen to you tomorrow. / For no one is safe.”


Il regista / The Director

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Samarendra Das, film critic and outspoken environmentalist, defines himself as an investigator of reality as journalist, writer, and individual. He belongs to Samajwadi Jan Parishad (Socialist Peoples’ Council).

Amarendra Das graduated from the Film and Television Institute of India in Pune with Wishful Thinking (1995). He has worked as cameramen for the BBC, CNN, Doordarshan India.



Edizione 2006
PANORAMA


DOCUMENTARY
India , 2005, 120'

REGIA/DIRECTOR
Amarendra e Samarendra Das

TAGS:
Mines, Objections, Human and civil rights



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