Pharaoh's Children (1991) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Pharaoh's Children about?
Pharaoh's Children is a documentary. Estonian and Russian-speaking Gypsies have lived in Estonia for over fifty years during Soviet occupation. Through a series of short vignettes, "Pharaoh's Children" presents their stories and experiences. The film captures the vibrant culture and traditions of these communities. It illustrates how they maintain a connection to their homeland despite the challenges they face. The documentary runs for 52 minutes and offers a unique perspective on life in Estonia during a turbulent period.
When was Pharaoh's Children released?
Pharaoh's Children was released in 1991.
How long is Pharaoh's Children?
Pharaoh's Children has a runtime of 52 minutes.
What genre is Pharaoh's Children?
Pharaoh's Children is classified as Literature.
What topics does Pharaoh's Children cover?
Pharaoh's Children explores topics including indigenous-histories.