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"Four Kalahari Bushmen undertake a 13-day trek to obtain meat for their village. This hunt becomes part of the village folklore, illustrating the ancient roots and continual renewal of African tribal culture."@en
"In this classic documentary, the Kalahari Bushmen of Africa wage a constant war for survival against the hot arid climate and unyielding soil. 'The Hunters' focuses on four men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for their village. The chronicle of their 13-day trek becomes part of the village's folklore, illustrating the ancient roots and continual renewal of African tribal cultures. The film was photographed during a Peabody Museum, Harvard-Smithsonian expedition to the Kalahari Desert of South West Africa led by Laurence Marshall."@en
"Study of the life and hunting methods of a group of !Kung bushmen in the northern Kalahari Desert as they seek to obtain meat for the hungry villagers."@en
"Study of the life and hunting methods of a group of !Kung bushmen in the northern Kalahari Desert as they seek to obtain meat for the hungry villagers."
"Study of the life and hunting methods of a group of !Kung bushmen in the northern Kalahari Desert. Constructed from footage shot on various expeditions which took place over several years."@en
"In this documentary, the Kalahari Bushmen of Africa wage a constant war for survival against the hot arid climate and unyielding soil. 'The Hunters' focuses on four men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for their village. The chronicle of their 13-day trek becomes part of the village's folklore, illustrating the ancient roots and continual renewal of African tribal cultures."@en
"A study of the life and culture of primitive African bushmen as portrayed through the experiences of four aborigines hunting a giraffe on the Kalihari Desert."@en
"A study of the life and culture of primitive African bushmen as portrayed through the experiences of four aborigines hunting a giraffe on the Kalihari Desert."
""A documentary on the primitive culture of the bushman of Southwest Africa and the former Bechuanaland Protectorate." Follows hunters during 13-day giraffe hunt giving insight into their lives and customs.-CF. sale cat."
"This re-release of an early classic in anthropological film follows the hunt of a giraffe by four men over a five-day period. The film was shot in 1952-53 on the third joint Smithsonian-Harvard Peabody sponsored Marshall family expedition to Africa to study Ju/'hoansi, one of the few surviving groups that lived by hunting - gathering. John Marshall was a young man when he made this, his first feature length film. He was a natural cameraman who found a subject that would dominate the rest of his life. He has since shot over 600,000 feet of film from which 24 films were edited. The value of the footage as an encyclopedia of !Kung life is unequaled by any other body of ethnographic film."@en
"Chasse à la girafe, à l'aide de flèches empoisonnées, par un groupe de chasseurs bochimans du désert du Kalahari. Préparatifs, présentation des chasseurs et de leurs familles, chasse et partage du gibier."
"This early classic in anthropological film documents the hunt of a giraffe by four Ju/'hoansi men over a thirteen day period. This film was shot in 1952-53 during the third joint Smithsonian-Harvard Peabody sponsored Marshall family expedition to Africa to study Ju/'hoansi, one of the few surviving Kalahari groups that lived by hunting and gathering. John Marshall was a young man when he made this, his first feature length film. He has since shot over 600,000 feet of film from which 24 films were edited. These films on the lives and culture of the Kung people constitute a body of work that continue to define the fields of anthropology and ethnographic filmmaking today."@en
"This re-release of an early classic in anthropological film follows the hunt of a giraffe by four men over a five-day period. The film was shot in 1952-53 on the third joint Smithsonian-Harvard Peabody sponsored Marshall family expedition to Africa to study Ju/'hoansi, one of the few surviving groups that lived by hunting - gathering."
"This re-release of an early classic in anthropological film follows the hunt of a giraffe by four men over a five-day period. The film was shot in 1952-53 on the third joint Smithsonian-Harvard Peabody sponsored Marshall family expedition to Africa to study Ju/'hoansi, one of the few surviving groups that lived by hunting - gathering."@en
"Shows hunting behavior of aborigines in South West Africa. Illustrates the whole hunting process of a giraffe, from the spotting of the animal to the distribution of its meat among tribesmen."@en
"The Kalahari Bushmen of Southwest Africa wage a constant war for survival against the hot, arid climate and the unyielding soil. The focus of The Hunters is on four men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for the hungry villagers."
"Documentary on the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert in Southwest Africa."
"Les Bushmen mènent un combat constant pour survivre dans le climat chaud et aride du Kalahari. Le documentaire est centré sur 4 hommes qui partent en chasse afin de subvenir aux besoins en viande du village. La chronique de leur expédition de 13 jours devient une partie du folklore de leur village, illustrant les racines anciennes et le renouvellement continuel des cultures tribales africaines."
"A study of the life and culture of primitive African bushmen as portrayed through the experiences of four aborigines and the giraffe which they hunt on the Kalahari Desert."
"In this classic documentary filmed in 1952 and 1953, the Kalahari Bushmen of Africa wage a constant war for survival against the hot arid climate and unyielding soil. "The hunters" focuses on four Ju/'hoansi men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for their village. The chronicle of their 13-day trek hunting a giraffe is shared when they return home, illustrating the ancient roots and continual renewal of African tribal cultures."
"Study of the life and hunting methods of a group of!Kung bushmen in the northern Kalahari Desert. Constructed from footage shot on various expeditions which took place over several years."@en
"In this classic documentary, the Kalahari Bushmen of Africa wage a constant war for survival against the hot arid climate and unyielding soil. 'The Hunters' focuses on four men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for their village. The chronicle of their 13-day trek becomes part of the village's folklore, illustrating the ancient roots and continual renewal of African tribal cultures."@en
"A study of the life and culture of primitive African bushmen as portrayed through the experience of four aborigines hunting a giraffe on the Kalihari Desert."