Moko Jumbie (2024) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Moko Jumbie about?
Moko Jumbie is a short documentary. 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.
When was Moko Jumbie released?
Moko Jumbie was released in 2024.
How long is Moko Jumbie?
Moko Jumbie has a runtime of 15 minutes.
Where can I watch Moko Jumbie?
Moko Jumbie is listed on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and streaming options.
What genre is Moko Jumbie?
Moko Jumbie is classified as Culture, Arts.
What topics does Moko Jumbie cover?
Moko Jumbie explores topics including performance-arts, indigenous-histories.
Can I watch Moko Jumbie with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for Moko Jumbie on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.