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Festac '77 - Lagos Festival. ©UNESCO 1977
Festac '77 - Lagos Festival

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Impressions of the Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture (Festac '77)", held in Lagos in September 1977. The festival was co-organized by the Government of Nigeria and UNESCO and it represented the culmination of many investigations and diversity of expression.

Place/region: Nigeria, Africa
Type: Documentary
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Authors and personalities: Philip Gaunt, director.
Production: UNESCO TV, producer ; Nigerian National Broadcasting Commission, producer. Nigerian National Commission for UNESCO, sponsor.
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Library catalogue (UNESDOC): 92627

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Original: Video cassette.VHS.Pal
Location: F-H.129
UMAS reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0013
File No: AVFONDS-1977-09-002715-ERIDPI.MPG
Source ref.: PI/VI/430 (film script)
Studio TV ref.: M.0096-7 (Umatic / Beta Num). Original 16 mm
 Rights holder: UNESCO
Additional info: Also as Lib Record 244259

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