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Andrew Collins
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2012
Jump Balloon
This film records a heroic attempt to cross Port Phillip Bay, by Jump Balloon, in 1980. The film shows inflation, and the first moments of the crossing, before the jump balloon was lost to view.
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Return to Masilakaiufa and Togoba 2023
มุมมอง 80ปีที่แล้ว
This video records my visit to Masilakaiufa in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, and to Togoba in the Western Highlands. Most dialogue is in Melanesian Pidgin, with some in the Gahuku and Melpa languages.
The 18th Doll: a Black Rose Production
มุมมอง 262 ปีที่แล้ว
This video records the rehearsals and performance, in 2010, of Summer of the 17th Doll, at Ad Hoc Manor, by members of the Black Rose Cooperative .
Ilaqe Aulamelaho: Papa Jas na Masi Papa bilong mi.
มุมมอง 212 ปีที่แล้ว
This short movie shows my Papa Ilaqe in recent years. It includes footage where he watches movies taken in 1983, when he and his friend Homate made traditional salt from the ashes of grasses. It also shows him singing along to a recording I made after our wedding, when Ilaqe and his friends sang old love songs and other songs, including a song of he and I making salt together. Ilaqe was born in...
The Masi Pikinini Singsing Group
มุมมอง 6373 ปีที่แล้ว
This video is about Terry/Sepo/Nalie's Pikinini Singsing Group, which was formed to revive an interest in traditional culture amongst young people of Masilakaiufa Village, near Goroka in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea.
Tenkyu tru, ol lain long LEWAKUKA
มุมมอง 434 ปีที่แล้ว
In the 1980, I lived for some years in Masilakaiufa village, near Goroka, in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. After an absence of almost 20 years, I returned to the village in 2007. This is the story of my visit, including a pig kill that I made to honour my Papua New Guinean friends and family.
Compensation Singsing, Mt Hagen Papua New Guinea, 1979
มุมมอง 3K5 ปีที่แล้ว
This movie was taken by Andrew Collins (aka Kang Kundi Andy) in 1979, principally at the Kondla and Rokglamp hauslains, and at Kondala Pena (Kondala Singsing Ground) during a long series of events that provided compensation to the Kanuka Palga people from the Jika people of Mt. Hagen. The compensation was for the deaths of two men - my friend Pady Kongupa's elder brother and his uncle, who were...
Cyberiad: an Australian hot-air balloon
มุมมอง 1785 ปีที่แล้ว
Cyberiad is a hot-air balloon that was built by John Tann and Andrew Collins, in Melbourne Australia in 1979. This movie records some of the adventures we experienced in its second year of flights.
Main players - in order of appearance Andrew Collins - balloon jumpmaster, white overalls, wetsuit Simon Potocnik - technical detailer Tony Norton - overseer, arms akimbo, red and blue short-sleeved shirt Stefan Ziolo - spectator, dark jacket with light-coloured belt Niall Hensey - spectator, short brown leather jacket, camel-coloured flairs Jenny Collins - black jumper, cream pants Mystery man - crown-line wrangler, short black leather jacket, dark brown cords Mystery woman - photographer, short-sleeved black top, grey pants, matching grey suit jacket John Tann - hanger-on, light-brown jumper, rolled up jeans Tony Wohlers - onlooker, arms akimbo, black jumper, grey pants Location Altona, Port Phillip Bay
Who's been at me vinegar?!!!!!
Most of these people are from kunka Aklamb trible , currently living in Togoba mile, can see late Paddy Kongupa.their grand chief was Poiya Jeck who passed on 2001.
You are right. I suspect you are my old friend Dominic's son or grandson! There is brief film of Dominic, and other film of us at Togoba, and plenty of film of both Pady Kongupa and his father Kongupa. Poiya was quite a leader. I love the film where he checks his appearance in the mirror. I still remember taking that film, and thinking how beautiful it was, as he checked that everything was in order!
I could see my maternal grandmother and her late brother, Jeremiah Noldi Pakanda. Shed a few tears. Thank you Andrew Collins.
Hi keapkang, I'm glad you could see my movie! You may like some photos from 1980 and 1982 of Noldi and Pakanda. (I have very fond memories of Noldi going back to 1972, when I spent a lot of time with him.) I have included a few of Kukumul and Ai, hoping I have the right branch of the family, and a couple of others of Jim Kongupa and children from 1982. The photos can be accessed at photos.app.goo.gl/cbG77GkB9dPbpXCL7, with best wishes Andrew
@@andrewcollins8548 thank you for sharing these photos with me. My grandmother was Noldi's sister and one of Pakanda's many daughters and her name is Mipil. I vividly remember Pakanda as I was born in 83 and he probably passed away in 1990 ( I am not sure)
@@andrewcollins8548 hi Andrew. this video is short at my village. please do you have any other photos I can excess,.?? thank you.
@@tropicalhugicinvestment43 Hi there, I will try to collect some of my photos and post them to the internet in the coming week or so. Andrew
@@tropicalhugicinvestment43 Here is a link to some of my favorite photos from Kondla and Rokglaimp, mostly from 1980. Sorry if I have the haus lain names mispelled. Andrew aka Kang Kundi Andy photos.app.goo.gl/aztsszsymzvAH5Sj9
When the sound of the bamboo flute comes on 12:50.it reminds me of my late Grand dad.he use to play ever day 😭
Hi Mathias, I'm so glad the bamboo flute brought back such memories. And I am so glad that these recordings at either Kondala or Rokglamp, over 40 years ago, are now being enjoyed by others. I have always regarded these movies and recordings to be amongst my most precious possessions. Andrew/KK Andy
This vido really touched my heart,, such living standard still practiced in png.. love to watch this vido💔💔😭😭