karohano (2007) | Screendance

Karohano, meaning "pieces" in Sesotho, is a collaborative dance between three male dancers from Madagascar and South Africa. It is a fusion of video technology and urban dance energy that depicts aspects of African male identity, political satire and ironic gestures.

Director and camera Jeannette Ginslov
Editor
Jeannette Ginslov
Assistant editor
Julian Thomas
Concept, choreographers and dancers
Thabiso Pule, Thami Manekehla, Haja Saranouffi
Co-ordinator on set
Mletheni Kunene
Assistant on set
Lucky Mofokeng
Costumes Dancer's own
Location
Newtown Cultural Precinct, Johannesburg
Music
Scorn -- "Nothing, hunger", Gamana -- "Rakotozafy", Ganga Giri -- "Earth Funk"
James Brown -- "It's a man's, man's, man's world."

Category:

Film & Animation

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• Jeannette Ginslov
• Screendance
• walking gusto productions