In 'Congo Tales,' a visual reimagining of local folklore
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In 'Congo Tales,' a visual reimagining of local folklore
"Congo Tales" is a new multimedia project that explores the environment, culture and stories of the people of the Congo Basin. The series highlights the mythical histories of the Congolese through photography and film as a counter-narrative to the one-note story often associated with the Republic of the Congo. NewsHour Weekend's Ivette Feliciano reports.
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In 'Congo Tales,' a visual reimagining of local folklore
Clip: 7/27/2019 | 6mVideo has Closed Captions
"Congo Tales" is a new multimedia project that explores the environment, culture and stories of the people of the Congo Basin. The series highlights the mythical histories of the Congolese through photography and film as a counter-narrative to the one-note story often associated with the Republic of the Congo. NewsHour Weekend's Ivette Feliciano reports.
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