Jean-Pierre Dutilleux
Jean-Pierre Dutilleux (born 13 October 1949) is a Belgian author, activist, film director,[1] actor and editor of films.
Filmography
Filmography by Dutilleux:[2]
- Raoni 1 award
Toulambi film controversy
In one of his films dedicated to the Toulambi tribe, [3] Dutilleux claims that the footage of the film includes the tribe's first encounter with modern civilization and white men. A video of this film has been extensively posted in the internet, prompting questions about the veracity of this claim. [4] According to an article in the peer-reviewed Journal of Pacific History, the colonial archives indicate that the territory of the Toulambis had been visited by at least six patrols between 1929 and 1972.[5] That is less than once every 10 years with the groups of tribes commonly referred to as Toulambe numbering over 40 000 in population.
Books
Books published by Dutilleux:[6]
- Raoni: Memoirs of an Indian Chief (2010)
- Raoni and the First World (2000)
- The White Indian : 20 years of Amazonian Spell (1994)
- Raoni, an Indian Around the World in 60 days (1990)
- Jungle Stories, with Sting (1989)
References
- ^ NY Times retrieved 5 May 2010
- ^ Jean Pierre Dutilleux Filmography
- ^ Ghosts of the Forest
- ^ Tribe meets white man for the first time (a moving encounter with the Toulambé paleolitic tribe of New Gunea)
- ^ Lemonnier, Pierre (2004). "The Hunt for Authenticity: Stone Age Stories Out of Context". Journal of Pacific History. 39 (1): 79–98. doi:10.1080/00223340410001684868.
- ^ Jean Pierre Dutilleux Published Books
- source:www.imdb.com
External links
- Jean-Pierre Dutilleux official website
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