Salt Harvesters of Ghana (2008)
Stunning images of women working on a moon-like landscape frame the unrelenting cycle of work of the women of Ada who harvest salt with their bare hands. The natural forming salt lagoon has provided income for the local women for over three hundred years. A sound track by Patty Stotter, traditional work songs and a song written by Ghanaian musicians, join with the vivid imagery by Marcia Rock. The result is a glimpse into the heart of the women's daily lives revealing their dignity and determination.
Director: Marcia Rock
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 18 min
Release Date: January 1, 2008
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Salt Harvesters of Ghana about?
- Stunning images of women working on a moon-like landscape frame the unrelenting cycle of work of the women of Ada who harvest salt with their bare hands. The natural forming salt lagoon has provided income for the local women for over three hundred years. A sound track by Patty Stotter, traditional work songs and a song written by Ghanaian musicians, join with the vivid imagery by Marcia Rock. The result is a glimpse into the heart of the women's daily lives revealing their dignity and determination.
- Who directed Salt Harvesters of Ghana?
- Salt Harvesters of Ghana was directed by Marcia Rock.
- How long is Salt Harvesters of Ghana?
- Salt Harvesters of Ghana has a runtime of 18m (18 minutes).
- What genre is Salt Harvesters of Ghana?
- Salt Harvesters of Ghana is a Documentary film.