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La Grande Île au coeur des saintes eaux

La Grande Île au coeur des saintes eaux

1951 · 28 min · Documentary

A short film by J.K. Raymond-Millet and Monique Muntcho shot in Madagascar in 1950. Discovery of Madagascar by a child who goes from town to town, from province to province, and whose journey allows him to see the various faces of the Big Island such as dances, folk festivals, etc...

Directed by J.K. Raymond Millet

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