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Moko Jumbie
Moko jumbie, a 12-foot high stilt walker symbolizing "dancing spirit," features prominently in street festivals in New York City, Caribbean carnivals, and West African ceremonies.
Moko Jumbie
Synopsis
Moko jumbie, a 12-foot high stilt walker symbolizing "dancing spirit," features prominently in street festivals in New York City, Caribbean carnivals, and West African ceremonies.
Synopsis
Moko jumbie, meaning “dancing spirit,” refers to a 12-foot high stilt walker that plays a significant role in cultural celebrations across various regions. In New York City, these vibrant figures grace street festivals, while in the Caribbean, they are a staple of carnival festivities. Their origins trace back to religious ceremonies in West Africa, highlighting a rich cultural heritage. Directed by Karen Kramer, this documentary features performances by stilt walkers Olukase Wiles and Nakeem Williams, showcasing the enduring legacy of this unique art form.
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