TOUAREG IMUHAGH- Part one of 7

[vietnamvet123]

Joder, que pesado es el cineasta. Vaya secuencia mas inútil.

[superoriginalname]

ur an asshole but ur assholeness let me see some tuareg culture, thanks

[DSNCB919]

English would be nice

[liviapj]

Realmente uma pena que tenha sido filmado sem o consentimento dessa senhora... deveria ter ficado mais tempo para ganhar a confiança das pessoas... Ainda assim agradeço por ter postado...

[labovski]

I react the same way as Amazilia. Why on earth do you continue filming this woman when she so clearly asks you to stop?

[JoseMdeSLopes]

well, clearly you didn't understand. When you like tourist change the behavour of the other people and his culture you stop? that is the simbolism of the sequence. Thank you very much.

JMSL

[labovski]

well, if you had an idea/message with the sequence like the one you indicate, it was clearly well hidden and completely lost to me.

in the end however I think it's a matter of integrity and not culture. if people repeatedly ask you to stop filming them, i think you should. especially when you are a visitor.

would you continue to film your friends at their home, without their consent, if they repeatedly asked you to stop?

Cheers,

[utichnice]

i'd like to say author can only be ashamed of this video! -

i agree with amazilia

[Amazilia]

What a disrespecful filmmaker!, in spite that the lady is asking not to be filmed he insisted.

This does not help understing among people, respect is the first thing a documentary should show.