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"Tourou et Bitti", an eight minute documentary concerning a ritual in Niger, is yet another example of Rouch's excellence in creating documentaries which surpass the conventional documentary format. Just as frightening and fascinating as "Les maîtres fous", this one goes straight into the roots of ancient African cultures, in which music has an hypnotic effect, being at the same time an exorcism and a public show. Both the female and the male dancers are almost deities about to be unleashed... Spectral and humanitarian.
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Tourou et Bitti (Les tambours d'avant)
Original title
Tourou et Bitti (Les tambours d'avant)
Runtime in minutes
12
Production year
1971
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International release
1971-01-01
















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