Film Lens
A House Without Snakes focuses on two young Bushmen in Botswana, Ketelelo and Kitsiso, as they navigate life after their people's relocation from their ancestral homeland. Ketelelo seeks education to reinvent himself and support his family, while Kitsiso grapples with the decision to honor his father's legacy by staying in their ancestral land or pursuing a new life in town.
The film presents an intimate portrait of their lives, illustrating the tension between modernity and tradition. Through Ketelelo's aspirations and Kitsiso's dilemmas, the documentary captures the hopes and fears of individuals facing significant cultural shifts.
Why Watch
- •Meet Ketelelo, who seeks education to support his family.
- •Follow Kitsiso as he decides between tradition and modern life.
- •See the impact of relocation on the Bushmen community.
Did You Know
•The film features two young Bushmen from Botswana, Ketelelo and Kitsiso.
•A House Without Snakes was directed by Daniel Koehler in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 29 minutes.
Perfect For
Botswana cultureBushmen storiesModern vs. traditional life