The film and video by artists series : In-between spaces : The films of Trinh T. Minh-ha

Document author(s):

Susan Ditta

Document source:

National Gallery of Canada

Publication date:

1990 May 10

Document language:

French and English

Document type:

program note

Number of pages:

11

Document name subject:

Trinh T. Minh-ha

Document contains:

bibliography, box info, cost info, distribution co, and tech credits

Related films:

Reassemblage — Trinh T. Minh-ha, — United States — 1983
Naked spaces: living is round — Trinh T. Minh-ha, — United States — 1985
Surname Viet given name Nam — Trinh T. Minh-ha, — United States — 1989

Film country(ies):

United States

Film language(s):

English

Film production company:

Idera Films and Moongift Films

Film genre(s):

Bay Area avant-garde, Documentary, Ethnographic, Experimental, and Feature

Film subject(s):

Africa, West -- Social life and customs
Ethnology -- Africa, West
Ethnology -- Benin
Ethnology -- Burkina Faso
Ethnology -- Mali
Ethnology -- Mauritania
Ethnology -- Senegal
Ethnology -- Togo
Representation (Philosophy)
Rites and ceremonies -- Africa, West
Rural women -- Senegal -- Economic conditions
Rural women -- Senegal -- Social conditions
Senegal -- Rural conditions
Senegal -- Social life and customs
Sex role -- Vietnam
Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Women -- Interviews
Vietnamese Americans -- Social conditions
Women -- Senegal
Women -- Senegal -- Economic conditions
Women -- Senegal -- Social conditions
Women -- Vietnam -- Social conditions

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