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  • Tribe Meets White Man


    Tribe Meets White Man

    This is an unedited, yet incredibly interesting, documentary portraying Papua New Guinean tribes members meeting a white man.

    The tribe, named the Toulambi, believes those who have died can sometimes come back to haunt the living world as white people.

    Released in 1993. TV documentary.

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    • Ian

      I have seen many of these tipe films he WAS a brave man.

    • sean

      Living neither as cavemen nor as colonized subjects, the Ankave-Anga (Papua-New Guinea) are sufficiently isolated for journalists to have seen them as a “lost tribe”, even though their “contact” with the outside world dated from the 1950s. Nonetheless, decades of interactions with the state, church and marketplace have not deeply altered their society. Australian archives and accounts of life “before the white man came”, even though they refute journalistic dreams of authenticity, paradoxically portray places and times that history can hardly explain.

    • sean

      LMAO,You know this has been proven to be a hoax right!…look it up.

    • steven

      I wish he had resisted the temptation to indulge his eco-preachiness. Can’t I just see some savages without someone boring me with his ideological sentiments? Get down from the bloody pulpit!

      • Danorowski

        These are observations, a very basic principle of ethnography. How else are we suppose to understand other cultures without these observations? Just by sitting around and going “damn, these sure are some stupid savages!”

    • Ert

      That was really interesting to watch, must be mindblowing for them!