Ganvié: How the Tofinou People Made Lake Nokoué Their Home | SLICE l FULL DOCUMENTARY

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Awsome documentary, thank you, guys!!

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For me this was beautiful to watch and very informative. Love it. And loving their tradition? So nice to see.

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This is amazing. Thank you Slice 🙏🏽

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love this!

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I HAVE SO MANY ??? WHERE DO THEY POOP/ DRs?/ MEDICINE ? LABOR? FRESH WATER? FLOUR? VEGS? WHERE THEY GET THOSE FANCY CLOTHES IF THEY NEVER LEAVE HOME?

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U can get emotional watching this especially the boy and his friend

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Great documentary.

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They r Christians, Jesus loves u lovely people. God bless u all amazing documentary presentation. Bless you brother

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@Marc Thiercelin how did you start doing this kind of work? its fascinating.

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So nice video and great, thank you so much. i like it,

[@grovermartin6874]

This raises so many questions. Does the acacia reproduce itself in the lake? If not, do the people go back to the land people to get more? How do the men get their hair done so precisely? How do they protect themselves when hurricanes or other weather storms come up? Are there seasons there? What is their system of decision making for the group? Did their ancestors all flee from the same people? If not, were their languages similar, or did they develop a pidgin language, or jettison all but one? What is the energy source for their lights and cooking fires? What do they eat beside fish? Where do they get it? Did any of their people return to their home country after slavery was no longer a threat? Another video would be good. The next one with fewer loving looks at the white guy, goodlooking as he is, and more at the life of the people, especially more of the women, how they live, the work they do, their interactions with their children and each other's children, what the social interactions are, how the community interacts.

[@flamani54]

I doubt you will have answers to your questions. This is not a "group" These are religious communities; or religious clans as is every W African community, almost. The Tofinos do not talk to outsiders about their private lives or religious beliefs. Everyone around that part of the region knows them if only by reputation. The fish they catch are sold around that area all the way to the capital of their country, which is Cotonou.

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Amazing and very inspiring 👊✊💪🌍♥️💚💛🖤

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Remind me Uros island at Peru.

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Now i know, i shouldn't complain where I am

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nice garments.

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What if someone dies here where wll thy Bury the body

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That’s a shit load of acacias

[@alemtemjen9748]

Where do this people 💩💩💩 I wonder if the water will be clean.