Olisarali Olibui, Ben Young, Ethiopia / UK, 2009
This unique film tells the story of one of Africa’s most isolated tribes through the eyes of one of its members, Olisarali Olibui, who carries in one hand a Kalashnikov and in the other a camera. It provides a compelling and at times disturbing insight into everyday life of a people whose culture, in the words of Olisarali, faces extinction.
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