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Maasai: Food and celebration is the fourth in the series Film essays of Maasai life. These remarkable films, in which the Maasai describe their culture and the ways in which a rapidly changing world continues to impact their way of life, bring the viewer close to an extraordinary and semi-nomadic indigenous world.
Following a male circumcision, an important ceremony in life’s journey, the village gathers to sing and dance and celebrate the event. The women prepare the food as the men observe a goat slaughter.
Goats and cattle are a source of wealth in Maasai society and the animals are looked after with great care, there is a very great difference here from the industrial farming of western society. This film contains scenes of a goat being butchered.
The Maasai films are:
• Women at work and women at home
• Enkang life
• Changing times
• Food and celebration
• Keeping knowledge
• Birds sing and lions roar