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SUMMARY:Pesta Babi: Kolonialisme in Onze Tijd
DTSTAMP:20261112T230003Z
DTSTART:20261114T151500Z
DTEND:20261114T170000Z
DESCRIPTION:Genre: Documentary\nOpen: 16:15 - 18:00 hrs\nTickets: € 0\n\nPe
	sta Babi (95 min) depicts how virgin forest in South Papua is being cleare
	d\nfor sugarcane\, rice\, and palm oil plantations\, ostensibly to ensure 
	national\nfood and energy security. Papuan communities are being driven fr
	om their homes\,\ntheir forests and living environments are being destroye
	d\, and their cultural\nheritage is being erased.\n\nThe title refers to a
	 local Muyu tradition\, the Pig Festival. This is a ceremony\nin which pig
	s play an important social and cultural role and demonstrates the\nbond be
	tween the Papuans\, their land\, and their traditions. At the same time\,\
	nthe title serves as an ironic metaphor. Corporations and those in power p
	rofit\nfrom Papua’s wealth while bearing none of the consequences.\n\nDire
	cted by journalist Dandhy Dwi Laksono en antropoloog Cypri Jehan Paju Dale
	.\n\nThis is a free screening.\n\nDoors open: 15:45\n\nFilm start: 16:15
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/pesta-babi-kolonialisme-in-onze-tijd
GEO:52.3601403;4.8656923
LOCATION:OT301 - Overtoom 301\, 1054 HW Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:daytime,decolonial,documentary,ecology,film,free,politics
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p> <strong>Genre:</strong> Documentary<br><st
	rong>Open:</strong> 16:15 - 18:00 hrs<br><strong>Tickets:</strong> € 0 </p
	><p>Pesta Babi (95 min) depicts how virgin forest in South Papua is being 
	cleared for sugarcane, rice, and palm oil plantations, ostensibly to ensur
	e national food and energy security. Papuan communities are being driven f
	rom their homes, their forests and living environments are being destroyed
	, and their cultural heritage is being erased.</p> <p>The title refers to 
	a local Muyu tradition, the Pig Festival. This is a ceremony in which pigs
	 play an important social and cultural role and demonstrates the bond betw
	een the Papuans, their land, and their traditions. At the same time, the t
	itle serves as an ironic metaphor. Corporations and those in power profit 
	from Papua’s wealth while bearing none of the consequences.</p> <p>Directe
	d by journalist Dandhy Dwi Laksono en antropoloog Cypri Jehan Paju Dale.</
	p> <p>This is a free screening.</p> <p><strong>Doors open: 15:45</strong><
	/p> <p><strong>Film start: 16:15</strong></p>
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