TENGRI
Canada / 2012 / 5 min / Colour
According to the Mongolian shamanic tradition of wind burial, nature chooses the final resting place for the deceased. Where the body falls, due to the shaking of the cart that transports it, becomes its burial site. The immediacy and colours of this painting, brought to life through stop-motion technique, resurrects bits of precious cultures and saves from oblivion the bitter-sweetness of ancestral traditions and stories such as this one.
Alisi Telengut
Alisi Telengut, born in 1989, graduated with a BFA in Film Animation and is pursuing an MFA in Studio Arts - option Film Production - at Concordia University (Canada). Her short films, through the technique of stop motion, document the traditions and stories of ethnic minorities and have been included in numerous festivals and received many awards.
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Language English Subject Alisi TelengutScreenplay Alisi TelengutCinematography Alisi TelengutSound David FiorentinoEditing Alisi TelengutMusic Huun Huur Tu, Carmen RizzoProducer Alisi TelengutProduction company Alisi Telengut
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