David MacDougall

Known for

Directing

Born

Nov 12, 1939

From

New Hampshire, USA

David MacDougall (born November 12, 1939) is an American-Australian visual anthropologist, academic, and documentary filmmaker, who is known for his ethnographic film work in Africa, Australia, Europe and India. For much of his career he co-produced and co-directed films with his wife, fellow filmmaker Judith MacDougall. In 1972, his first film, To Live with Herds was awarded the Grand Prix "Venezia Genti" at the Venice Film Festival. He has lived in Australia since 1975, and is currently a professor in the Research School of Humanities & the Arts at Australian National University.

Credits

Link-Up Diary

19872.5out of 10

Stockman's Strategy

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To Get That Country

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Familiar Places

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A Transfer Of Power

19860.0out of 10

Collum Calling Canberra

19810.0out of 10

A Wife Among Wives

19816.0out of 10

Boran Herdsmen

19740.0out of 10

Boran Women

19740.0out of 10

Harambee: Pull Together

19740.0out of 10

Kenya Boran

19740.0out of 10

Doon School Chronicles

20000.0out of 10

The Wedding Camels

19806.0out of 10

Under the Men's Tree

19730.0out of 10

Sunny and the Dark Horse

19870.0out of 10

SchoolScapes

20070.0out of 10

Takeover

19800.0out of 10

Gandhi's Children

20085.0out of 10