HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
In Research Room
Moving ImageCitation
Copy citation to clipboard
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge, 2002; HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1; Audio-visual Records of "16 Days Campaigns"; Program records; Records of the Network Women's Program; Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest
General Information
Reference Code
HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1
General Information
Title
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
General Information
Date(s)
2002
2002 (Date of production)
General Information
Description Level
Item
General Information
Record Type
Moving Image
General Information
Duration
15 minutes
General Information
Language
Kirghiz; Kyrgyz (Original), English (Subtitles)
General Information
Notes
Copyright: Soros Foundation-Kyrgyzstan, The Network Women's Program of the Open Society Institute, The Institute for Social and Gender Policy (Russia)
General Information
Access Rights
Not Restricted
Content
Form / Genre
documentary film
Content
Contents Summary
A lyrical portrait of the 64-year old Janyl Alibekova, who lives in the border mountain village of Achy-Kaindy. Janyl continues the age-old tradition of making felt carpets into which she creatively incorporates national motifs. She never relied on anyone, least of all on the government and modern industrial technologies. As history would have it, after the break-up of the Soviet Union and in a period of general economic decline Janyl became famous in Europe, a star of the magazine Elle, and the director of her own workshop. Yet she didn't change her lifestyle or her independent anti-patriarchal views. This film is part of the Gender Montage: Paradigms in Post Soviet Space film series.
Hierarchy
Close hierarchy info
HU OSA 127Records of the Network Women's Program
HU OSA 127-1Program records
HU OSA 127-1-2Audio-visual Records of "16 Days Campaigns"
HU OSA 127-1-2:305VHS PAL #305
HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
In Research Room
Moving ImageCitation
Copy citation to clipboard
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge, 2002; HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1; Audio-visual Records of "16 Days Campaigns"; Program records; Records of the Network Women's Program; Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest
General Information
Reference Code
HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1
General Information
Title
Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge
General Information
Date(s)
2002
2002 (Date of production)
General Information
Description Level
Item
General Information
Record Type
Moving Image
General Information
Duration
15 minutes
General Information
Language
Kirghiz; Kyrgyz (Original), English (Subtitles)
General Information
Notes
Copyright: Soros Foundation-Kyrgyzstan, The Network Women's Program of the Open Society Institute, The Institute for Social and Gender Policy (Russia)
General Information
Access Rights
Not Restricted
Content
Form / Genre
documentary film
Content
Contents Summary
A lyrical portrait of the 64-year old Janyl Alibekova, who lives in the border mountain village of Achy-Kaindy. Janyl continues the age-old tradition of making felt carpets into which she creatively incorporates national motifs. She never relied on anyone, least of all on the government and modern industrial technologies. As history would have it, after the break-up of the Soviet Union and in a period of general economic decline Janyl became famous in Europe, a star of the magazine Elle, and the director of her own workshop. Yet she didn't change her lifestyle or her independent anti-patriarchal views. This film is part of the Gender Montage: Paradigms in Post Soviet Space film series.
Hierarchy
Close hierarchy info
HU OSA 127Records of the Network Women's Program
HU OSA 127-1Program records
HU OSA 127-1-2Audio-visual Records of "16 Days Campaigns"
HU OSA 127-1-2:305VHS PAL #305
HU OSA 127-1-2:305/1Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge