Location: | Marshall Islands |
Subject: | Youth; Health; Social conditions |
Length: | 28 minutes |
Format: | 1/2 inch VHS |
Hue: | Color with B&W sequences |
Year Released: | 1996 |
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Producer: | Pasifika Communications |
Distributor: | Pasifika Communications. |
Library Code: | UHM AV/C VIDEOTAPE 19079 |
Description: | Production manager (Marshall Islands), Langinbo Frank; production manager (Suva), Guillermo Sepulveda Martin; narration, Jan Cattoni; voice over, Christine Alavi. Chiefly in English; some Marshallese with English subtitles. "Jambo, jambo" means cruising around aimlessly with friends. Young Marshall Islanders and community leaders talk about the frustrations of growing up in the urbanized centers of Majuro and Ebeye. Topics include economic dependency, drinking, gangs, alienation, teen pregnancies. Shows efforts to promote health awareness among youth and to preserve the traditional culture and lifestyle still present in the outer islands. |
Record No: | 2478 |
Resources: | Distributors's List |
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