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Migrations: The Kingdom of Zydeco (18)
Dir: Robert Mugge
71 mins, 1994, UK
Please note: this is an old screening, first shown in July 2009
We follow last month’s screening of acclaimed music documentarian Mugge’s survey of the musical landscape in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans with this related portrait of the Zydeco culture which has its roots in both African and Celtic music. In the bayous of Southwestern Louisiana, the hooting accordians and clattering percussion rule the dance floors, and Mugge builds the film around a battle between the more traditional Mr. Chavis and the younger and more experimental Beau Jocque to be hailed as the king of this Cajun custom.
Migrations
Please note: this is a old season with no further events to see
Great journeys in world music and film continue at St George's and Watershed.
Past screenings that were part of this season
| Festival in the Desert + Intro and Q&A | Thu 5 March 18:10 |
| Tony Gatlif Double Bill | Sun 15 March 13:00 |
| Malian Double Bill | Sun 19 April 13:00 |
| The Boys | Sun 24 May 15:00 |
| The Kingdom of Zydeco | Thu 16 July 20:10 |
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House of Tolerance
Now Showing
Set in a high class Paris brothel at the end of the Belle Epoque in 1900, this is a fascinating insight into the opium and champagne-blurred life of twelve ladies of the night.

