

Thirty-six young individuals from Conakry train for two years in acrobatics and trapeze skills before their debut performance in Guinea.
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Thirty-six young individuals from Conakry train for two years in acrobatics and trapeze skills before their debut performance in Guinea.
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In Conakry, 36 young individuals train under French circus artists to form Guinea's first circus, Circus Baobab. Over two years, they learn acrobatics and trapeze skills, preparing for their debut performance. From March 1 to April 11, 2000, the troupe embarks on a tour across Guinea. The film captures their challenges and triumphs, marking the introduction of circus arts in a new cultural context. Directed by Amar Arhab, the documentary features participants like Ibrahim Camara and Jeanne Moutard.
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Why Watch
- Meet the 36 young performers from Conakry.
- Find out how circus arts were introduced in Guinea.
- See the debut performance of Circus Baobab.
Did You Know
- 36 young individuals were selected from Conakry for the circus.
- The debut performance took place from March 1 to April 11, 2000.
- The film was directed by Amar Arhab and released in 2001.
- The documentary has a duration of 100 minutes.
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Who directed Circus Baobab?
Circus Baobab was directed by Amar Arhab.
What was the duration of Circus Baobab?
Circus Baobab has a duration of 100 minutes.
When did Circus Baobab have its inaugural tour?
The inaugural tour of Circus Baobab took place from March 1 to April 11, 2000.
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