As a child, we traveled a lot and when I was a teenager, we lived in France for a year. Ever since then, I've been interested in other cultures and creating bridges between cultures. My videos are a reflection of these interests, plus I love of music and dance and believe the arts are a wonderful way to communicate our differing values. When I decided to turn to become a filmmaker (after three earlier careers including several years as a history professor), it was natural for me to create work focused on different cultures, and on the arts. After all, learning about others can be a great pleasure, and opens doors to different ways of doing things. I hope my work brings as much pleasure to you as it has to me. Eve A. Ma
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Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile --EPI #2
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In this 30-minute episode, we look at flamenco and its relationship to fishermen, fish mongers (sellers), mining, blacksmiths, and even prisoners in jail. There is also a further section giving more information about gitanos (Spanish Gypsies). Soloists in this episode are la Elu de Jerez (cante...
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Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile --EPI #1-GP
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Shot in southern Spain's "cradle of flamenco," this episode not only introduces the viewer to flamenco and some of the arguments surrounding it, but it focuses on the relationship between flamenco and gitano (Spanish Gypsy) farm laborers. They lived in workers' dormitories most of the year and t...
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Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile --EPI #4
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In this fourth and final episode of Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile, we talk about the possible future of traditional flamenco. Will it disappear under the onslaught of the commercially more saleable modern flamenco, nouveau flamenco, and flamenco fusion? There are fewer solos in this epis...
