Film Project Gambia - Kajay Kurango

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Kajay Kurango (Malaria)
Englisch/Mandinka (Original mit UT)
Laufzeit: 25:35 min
Kajay Kurango (Malaria) und Sirra Nfeng ma (Drug Abuse) sind zwei Filme, welche im Rahmen eines Film-Workshops in Gunjur, Gambia im März 2012 entstanden sind.
Das Ziel der Filme ist es, alltägliche Herausforderungen des Gesundheitswesens in Gambia zu thematisieren. Der Workshop wurde von rund 20 Freiwilligen durchgeführt, von denen niemand zuvor Erfahrungen im Bereich Schauspiel und Kameraführung gesammelt hat.
Produktion: Gunjur Production
in Zusammenarbeit mit VolNet e.V. (www.volnet.eu), Downsideup Filmproduction (www.downsideup.de), Tubung Art Village (www.tunbungartvillage.com) und Kundembo Clinic.
Gefördert durch VolNet e.V. (www.volnet.eu) und Stiftung Nord-Sued-Brücken (www.nord-sued-bruecken.de)
Technische Hilfe durch Downsideup Filmproduction (www.downsideup.de)

[@benopene4490]

This project show's an important transition from traditional (albeit primitive) medical practices to modern methods in dealing with health challenges in The Gambia. Thumbs up for uploading this.

[@bidiHumbidi]

Good film, that needs to be shown all across Gambia! The language spoken is Mandinka. The music is 'Kelefaba', part of the Manding griot repertoire, sung here by the late, great Mangala Camara from Mali.

[@omssibigarza2097]

this drama is wonderful nice I love it and tanks for uploading it❤💙

[@kabbacamara4683]

it is fantastic.the way you are using film to educate the people of gunjur.i happen to know the area as i was born about a dozen mile from the place ,and i speak the language.

[@MsVreden]

Thank you for posting

[@TelfordTwilight]

the direction of this film was beautiful.

[@TG24tv-sports]

Nice video, well done guys keep it up. one thing I think people don't understand Gambia is just a poor country trying to get some development. but when people say freedom of speech i can't understand that ?? comparted to some other poor countries.

[@sakoalhadji3152]

très super cette film vraiment

[@kirkblud]

this could be mandinka but. so much talk in gambia!!! wolof{my wife}, mandinka(my mother in law). serahule(my grandmother). fula(my next door neighbour).jola (my other neighbour) .i talk english it is hard to keep up!!!!!!

[@ebrimajanneh28]

✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@ebsincamara2246]

Buh the music is Manding song and the language originated from Manding my brother

[@ebsincamara2246]

Danpha is soo funny :D he played this role very well :D i love. al lah kiyataro diyabatale

[@mermaidcandy]

You're missing much of the world, when you don't have closed caption in English. I want to learn of Gambia.

[@mermaidcandy]

My brother talks to a lady from there everyday. She's very nice. Life is very hard there. They mostly eat fish and rice. They have to go down the street for water. They take a shower with a bucket. I feel bad. They don't even have freedom of speech. It is sad.

[@mizzgoodie123]

mermaidcandy that's not completely true I was living there people live in bug houses ; people eat chicken fish lamb and cow meat ; and people take a bath in bathrooms.inside their homes
depends in some location I guess but its a very beautiful country

[@BaFatter]

Hi

[@MsVreden]

but the music should be Gambian music!

[@MoeCodes]

Lmaoo aoww man, this is actually good tho

[@dembelehamidou6832]

pour savoir qui chante

[@Mandinko23]

what language are they speaking its not sosse for sure

[@aboubacarsaidy4190]

Bubbies

[@peacesillah2806]

Isatou, du bist immer krank

[@haroonbashir6541]

wow I did not know Gambians wore clothes I was under the impression that the ran around naked

[@ajasirabandeh6634]

Haroon Bashir rude boy yes they do wear clothes im gambian I wear clothes

[@alieudceesay4930]

We the Gambians are Muslims

[@1214801]

This sucks