Dinka diaries / Independent Television Service presents ; National Black Programming Consortium ; produced and co-directed by Filmon Mebrahtu.

Format Video (Streaming)
Publication InfoWatertown, Mass. : Documentary Educational Resources, ©2007, 2005.
Description1 streaming video (56 min.)
Supplemental ContentAccess restricted to subscribers
Subjects
African Americans--Cultural assimilation.
African Americans--Social life and customs.
Dinka (African people)--Sudan. --Cultural assimilation.
Refugees--United States. --Social conditions.

Other author/creatorMebrahtu, Filmon.
Other author/creatorDocumentary Educational Resources (Firm)
Other author/creatorIndependent Television Service.
Other author/creatorNational Black Programming Consortium.
Abstract "Dinka diaries tells the story of some of America's most recent arrivals, Sudanese refugees, who would have never dreamt a few years ago that they'd be living in America. Over the course of ten months, the film follows the lives of three Sudanese refugees who resettle in the Philadelphia area and adjust to the new American culture and way of life"--Container.
Date/time/place of a event noteOriginally produced in 2005.
LanguageIn English and Dinka with English subtitles.

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