Interview of Mundiya Kepanga and Marc Dozier by Pierre Bigorgne, the editor-in-chief of Grands Reportages magazine for GR TV.
Language: French
GR TV by Pierre Bigorgne
Duration : 14 minutes
Interview of Mundiya Kepanga and Marc Dozier by Pierre Bigorgne, the editor-in-chief of Grands Reportages magazine for GR TV.
Language: French
GR TV by Pierre Bigorgne
Duration : 14 minutes
Report about Mundiya and Marc’s conferences in schools near Montpellier (France).
Language: French
France 3 Pays Gardois
Duration : 2 minutes
Exclusive screening of Dancing with the Papuans in New York City organized by the Papua New Guinea Tourism Board. Take a peek inside Mundiya and Marc hotel room as they prepare to hit the streets of New York City.
Language: English
by Marc Dozier
Images : Luc Marescot • Editing : Antoine Laugier
Duration : 10 minutes
Report in Belgium done for the TV show Sans Chichi. Followed by Marc, Mundiya discovers Belgium food, beer and symbols including the Manneken-Pis.
Language: French
Sans Chichi
Duration : 4 minutes
Report about Mundiya and Marc’s conferences in Belgium (France).
Language: French
RTL-TV
Duration: 2 minutes
Interviews of Mundiya Kepanga and Marc Dozier by Joëlle Scoriels and Adrien Devyver for Sans Chichi Show (RTBF Channel).
Language: French
Sans Chichi
Duration : 21 minutes
Interviews of Mundiya Kepanga and Marc Dozier by Eric Russon, Cédric Wautier and Jérôme Colin for Cinquante Degrés Nord TV show (RTBF channel).
Language: French
Cinquante Degrés Nord TV show
Duration : 15 minutes
Interview of Mundiya Kepanga and Marc Dozier by Philippe Soreil for Bruxelles TV.
Language: French
Bruxelles TV
Duration : 14 minutes
Meet Mundiya and I in New York !
Join Papua New Guinea Tourism Board for an exclusive screening of Dancing with the Papuans documentary, a film chronicling the incredible blend of two worlds united by their shared passion for dance, culture and feathers. At the invitation of Mundiya Kepanga (a Huli Wigman from the highlands of Papua New Guinea), Dancing with the Papuans tells the true story of three French Cabaret dancers who journey to Papua New Guinea for a unique mission : to join Mundiya’s village as they compete in the country’s largest tribal gathering using the feather-clad women as the tribe’s “secret weapon”.
After the film screening, guests will enjoy an engaging Q&A with Huli Wigman Mundiya Kepanga and French filmmaker Marc Dozier on making the film and Mundiya’s first time to America.
Hors d’oeuvres, beer & wine and PNG jungle juice will be served compliments of PNG Tourism.
More informations : http://www.pngnyc.com/#!film-screening/c10nu
Email Ally Stoltz to RSVP : ally@myriadmarketing.com
DANCING WITH THE PAPUANS FILM SCREENING
& PNG VILLAGE IN NEW YORK
Thursday, June 12th @ Drift Studios • 6pm-8pm
508 West 26th Street, #4A, New York
Doors Open at 530pm
Cocktail Reception 6pm-7pm
Film Screening 7pm-8pm
France Inter • Press review • Le Nouvel Observateur • Marie-France Etchegouin
For all french speakers, Jean-Marie Barrere put some images on the radio press release about the life of Mundiya Kepanga.
Comment about Lido girls in Dance with the Papuans documentary
January 1, 2013 at 15h, France 5 diffuse ‘Dancing with the Papuans’ the 52-minute documentary produced by One Planet and co-signed by Jean-Marie Barrere and Marc Dozier which traces the incredible journey of three dancers Lido Papua New Guinea. Note: the film will also be broadcast on an old sheet in August in the village of Kobe Dumbiali in Papua New Guinea … Travel Advisory!
Mundiya Kepanga in “In the white men country”
Written with the help of his French accomplice Marc Dozier, the book ‘In the land of white men’ signed by Mundiya Kepanga unveils a fresh look, full of humor and philosophy on the Western world. After more than ten years of extensive travelling in France, Belgium and Swizerland, Mundiya offer us his memories of a Papuan in Europe. A trucculent small book that can only be ordered directly online on this site in the shop section.
Mundiya Kepanga about signing our new book La tribu des Français
Proud as a peacock with his feather headdress, Mundeya folds happy to sign autographs at Fnac Nantes in Brittany. In front of a stack of books’ The tribe of French ‘, he says to all those who hand him a book:’ Once, I found this ridiculous habit of writing his name on the books. But now, I find it very convenient because I always leave my phone number when it’s a girl … ‘Photo: © Jean Sébastien Evrard
Mundiya Kepanga during a conference
Mundiya will be on a conference tour from 4th june to 7th september. Check the seats here.
French magazine VSD is publishing an article about the amazing trip of two Papuan born, Polobi Palia and Mundeya Kepanga, have come in order to observe a bizarre tribe: the French. VSD N°1583 – 7 pages – Text and pictures: Marc Dozier