John Marshall (filmmaker)
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John Kennedy Marshall (1932–April 22, 2005) was a filmmaker and anthropologist, particularly known for his involvement with the field of visual anthropology.
He has been described as [a] "foul-tempered Hub brahmin who after spending 50 years filming the people of Namibia might be America’s greatest barely known documentarian"[1].
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[edit] Filmography
- 1957: The Hunters: A !Kung Bushmen Film
- 1961: A Group Of Women
- 1962: A Joking Relationship
- 1967: Titicut Follies (cameraman)
- 1969: An Argument About Marriage
- 1969: ‘N/um Tchai: The Ceremonial Dance of the !Kung Bushmen
- 1969: A Curing Ceremony
- 1970: Inside/Outside Station 9(Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1970: The Melon Tossing Game
- 1970: The Lion Game
- 1971: Three Domestics (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1971: Vagrant Woman (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1971: Bitter Melons
- 1972: Investigation of a Hit and Run (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1972: 901/904 (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1972: Debe’‘s Tantrum
- 1972: Playing With Scorpions
- 1972: A Rite of Passage
- 1972: !Kung Bushmen Hunting Equipment
- 1972: A Wasp Nest
- 1973: After the Game (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: A Forty Dollar Misunderstanding (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: The Informant (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: A Legal Discussion of a Hit and Run (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Manifold Controversy (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Nothing Hurt But My Pride (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Two Brothers (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: $21 or 21 Days (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Wrong Kid (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: You Wasn't Loitering (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Henry Is Drunk (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: The 4th, 5th, & Exclusionary Rule (Pittsburgh Police Series)
- 1973: Men Bathing
- 1974: The Meat Fight
- 1974: Baobab Play
- 1974: Children Throw Toy Assegais
- 1974: Tug-Of-War-Bushmen
- 1978: If It Fits
- 1980: N!ai, the Story of a !Kung Woman
- 1985: Pull Ourselves Up Or Die Out
- 1987: The !Kung San: Traditional Life
- 1988: The !Kung San: Resettlement
- 1990: To Hold Our Ground: A Field Report
- 2001: Between Two Worlds: John Marshall
- 2002: A Kalahari Family
[edit] Publications
- By John Marshall
- "Filming and Learning," in a special edition of Visual Anthropology entitled The Cinema of John Marshall, Gordon and Breach Publishers, 1993
- "Plight of the Bushman," Leadership Magazine, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1985
- "Where are the Ju/'hoansi of Nyae Nyae? Changes in a Bushman Society 1950-1981," with Claire Ritchie, for Center for African Studies, University of Capetown, Cape Town, South Africa, 1984
- "Death Blow to the Bushmen," in Cultural Survival Quarterly, Vol. 8, No. 3, 1984
- "Urban Film," with Emilie de Brigard in Visual Anthropology, Paul Hockings, Editor, H. Mouton & Co,, The Hague, 1975
- "Man as a Hunter," Natural History Museum, 1958
- On John Marshall
- Tomaselli, Keyan, Visual Anthropology, Encounters in the Kalahari, Chicago, 1999.
- Ruby, Jay, The Cinema of John Marshall, Switzerland, 1993.
- Kapfer, J., Petermann, W., Thoms, R.,Jager und Gejagte John Marshall und seine Filme, Germany, 1991.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Peary, Gerald. "Tarkovsy unbound! Plus the Northampton Film Fest", The Boston Phoenix, 2006-12-01, pp. Arts+Entertainment-9.
[edit] External links
- Apley, Alice; Tamés, David. Remembering John Marshall (1932-2005). NewEnglandFilm.com. Retrieved on December 14, 2006.
- Ray, Sandeep. A Cinema of Patience: John Kennedy Marshall (1932-2005). Chimurenga. Retrieved on December 14, 2006.
- Remembering John Marshall. (biographical short documentary on John Marshall)
- Jansen, Emily. Out of Africa. NewEnglandFilm.com. Retrieved on December 27, 2006. (interview with John Marshall)