Christiansø lies among a small cluster of rocky islands in the easternmost reach of the Danish Baltic. The island itself is an old bastion, surrounded still by thick stone walls. Due to its small size, it is a car-free society. There are no cats or dogs here, just hundreds of croaking frogs, thousands of screeching gulls, seasonal colonies of whistling eiders, and the constant buffeting of the Baltic wind.
The film focuses on the everyday lives of children for whom the small island of Christiansø is home. It’s done as a filmed fieldwork, from January to September 2011.
Anthropologist/director – Ida W. Winther
Editor – Mads M. Rehder
Language: Danish
Subtitle: English
Denmark 2012
Translated title of the contribution | Børns hverdagsliv på Christiansø : en etnografisk film |
---|
Original language | English |
---|
Publication year | 1 Feb 2012 |
---|
Place of publication | København |
---|
Media of output | DVD |
---|
Size | 1 time |
---|
Publication status | Published - 1 Feb 2012 |
---|