Dead Birds

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Dead Birds is a 1963 ethnographic documentary film by Robert Gardner that portrays the ritual warfare and daily life of the Dani people of New Guinea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf documentary film
ethnographic documentary film
cinematography Michael Rockefeller NERFINISHED
Robert Gardner NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts stone-age level technology
tribal warfare
director Robert Gardner NERFINISHED
distributor Harvard University Film Archive NERFINISHED
editor Robert Gardner NERFINISHED
featuresCulture Dani culture NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Baliem Valley NERFINISHED
genre anthropological film
hasEthnographicFocus highlands of New Guinea NERFINISHED
hasFilmmaker Robert Gardner NERFINISHED
hasNarration voice-over commentary
hasTheme conflict and death in traditional societies
relationship between war and culture
hasTitle Dead Birds NERFINISHED
language English
medium film
notableFor observational style
use in anthropology education
portrays Dani agricultural practices
Dani funerary practices
Dani social organization NERFINISHED
daily life of the Dani people
ritual warfare
productionCompany Harvard Film Study Center NERFINISHED
regionDepicted Western New Guinea NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1963
runtimeApproximate 84 minutes
settingLocation New Guinea NERFINISHED
subject Dani people NERFINISHED
targetAudience anthropologists
documentary film scholars
students of ethnography

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Robert Gardner (anthropologist and filmmaker) notableWork Dead Birds
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Robert Gardner notableWork Dead Birds