Pipeline Next Door [2005]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00002720
Moving ImageGeneral Information
Original Title
Un dragon dans les eaux pures du Caucase
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Language
English
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Language of Subtitles
English
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Published
France : Dominique Tibi, 2005.
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Physical Description
DVD-ROM (90 min.)
Contents Summary
The oil pipeline that is being laid between the Caspian and Mediterranean Seas is of great geopolitical interest. It will be 1,110 miles long, 155 of which will run through Georgia, along Sakiré, a poor village with muddy roads and houses with flaking paint is. Without interviews or voiceover, as an unnoticed bystander, director Nino Kirtadze films the villagers who, especially in the street, vehemently discuss this unexpected clash with world politics: the health risks, the governmental corruption, who actually owns the land, the possibility of an attack by Bin Laden and especially the level of financial compensation from BP, the oil company responsible for the pipeline. The filmmakers contrast the quiet valley and its village with noisy images of the construction of the advancing pipeline. Emotions rise higher and higher: the elected village leader storms out of a chaotic meeting, where the resistance is led by the self-confident and self-appointed Leila. An equally chaotic court case against BP is lost, but the oil company is getting nervous too: the filmmakers travel by car with the general manager of BP in Georgia and attend talks about the villagers' objections. In the end, the general manager decides to pay a personal visit to the village.
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Duration: 01:30:00
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Copyright by Doc & Co
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| Item Type | Current Location | Collection | Call Number | Volume Info | Shelving Location | Public Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DVD-ROM | OSA Film Library | OSA Film Library | - | - | - | - |
| DIGIFILM | OSA Film Library | OSA Film Library | FL Record 1038 | - | Audio Visual | Access Copy, MP4 format |
Pipeline Next Door [2005]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00002720
Moving ImageGeneral Information
Director/Creator
General Information
Original Title
Un dragon dans les eaux pures du Caucase
General Information
Language
English
General Information
Language of Subtitles
English
General Information
Published
France : Dominique Tibi, 2005.
General Information
Physical Description
DVD-ROM (90 min.)
Contents Summary
The oil pipeline that is being laid between the Caspian and Mediterranean Seas is of great geopolitical interest. It will be 1,110 miles long, 155 of which will run through Georgia, along Sakiré, a poor village with muddy roads and houses with flaking paint is. Without interviews or voiceover, as an unnoticed bystander, director Nino Kirtadze films the villagers who, especially in the street, vehemently discuss this unexpected clash with world politics: the health risks, the governmental corruption, who actually owns the land, the possibility of an attack by Bin Laden and especially the level of financial compensation from BP, the oil company responsible for the pipeline. The filmmakers contrast the quiet valley and its village with noisy images of the construction of the advancing pipeline. Emotions rise higher and higher: the elected village leader storms out of a chaotic meeting, where the resistance is led by the self-confident and self-appointed Leila. An equally chaotic court case against BP is lost, but the oil company is getting nervous too: the filmmakers travel by car with the general manager of BP in Georgia and attend talks about the villagers' objections. In the end, the general manager decides to pay a personal visit to the village.
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Bibliographic Information
Note
Duration: 01:30:00
Bibliographic Information
Copyright Status
Copyright by Doc & Co
Holdings
DVD
Item Type
DVD
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Call Number
-
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Shelving Location
-
Public Note
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