*MAURITANIA 1960s*
Archive footage of Mauritania shot by an French filmmaker while traveling to Mauritania in the 1962.

ThisNever seen Africa home movie film of Mauritania contains historical stock footage of small planes, airports in the desert, Jeeps with a man in them, people selling meat on the street in Atar City, the desert viper, the Sahara Desert, and more. Three men caught a bird over the day and more.
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These are classic 8mm home movie footage, probably shot during a family trip

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Mauritania in the 1960s: A French filmmaker traveled to Mauritania in 1962 and shot this classic karting film there.

It includes archival stock video of Mauritania, Africa, a go-kart racing in the desert, vintage karting, and more.

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Force fed to be fat: Some Mauritanian communities believe that the fatter girls look the wealthier and more attractive they appear to men. Sahar Zand meets the families force feeding their young girls a 9,000 calorie-a-day diet during a brutal "feeding season" in Mauritania. Growing up in a poor country, that's going through a devastating drought, means that marrying well is crucial and mothers believe getting fat will increase the chances of a happy union.

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Through this film, we have tried to show the capabilities of Mauritanian youth in the field of cinema, despite their limited capabilities So we tried to produce the first Mauritanian action film
Which confirms the young Mauritanian's love for cinema
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Learn about Tullow operations in Mauritania.

This film gives you a short insight into what it is like working in Mauritania and also the kind of people who work there for Tullow.

Beautiful scene of the movie The Mauritanian. Janazah prayer. #Mauritanian #Janazah #Quantanamo #Bay #dua

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The 22hr journey through Mauritania's Sahara Desert on one of the longest trains in the world has been at the top of our bucket list, when we had first heard of this adventure years ago. This film explores our experience in Mauritania - an incredibly foreign country in the vast Sahara Desert of west Africa, with a culture and way of life very different to what we were familiar with.

But the adventure was about more than just the epic train ride. From enormous camel markets, remote oases, ancient Saharan trade route villages, mysterious geological formations and Islamic libraries of Quranic texts, Mauritania is a place that humbles you with its unique and off the beaten track experiences.

This was a journey to open our minds and perspectives, and reframe what travel and adventure mean to us.

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If you were to do a Google search on the West African nation of Mauritania, you’ll more than likely be confronted with some depressing reports about the horrors of slavery, poverty, violence and terrorism which currently plague this otherwise enthralling country.

Geographically, Mauritania is in the significant position of being right on the Sahul. This area forms the gateway between the deserts of northern Africa and the savanna’s of the south.

This also translates into a large cultural contrast between the lighter skinned Arabs from the north (sometimes called “White Moors”), and the darker skinned Haratin (The “Black Moors”), Halpulaar, Fulani, Mande and Wolof peoples from the south.

This diversity has resulted from the multitude of tribal nations and empires, that have come and gone over the last two millennia – such as the Berber tribes, the Yemeni arabs, and the Ghana empire. This was followed by the Moors, and in more recent times, the French Empire.

In the 2020s, much of the population are still nomadic. Arabic is the official language, although French is still widely spoken. Mauritania achieved its independence from France in November 1960, and established itself as an Islamic Republic.

Last year, the CIA world factbook reported that a massive 99.9% of the Population are Sunni Muslim. There are also national blasphemy laws, which can result in the death penalty for those found guilty.  

The giant Sahara Desert takes up around 90% of Mauritania’s landmass. Hence, most of the nations 4.5 million residents live beyond the desert, on the Atlantic coast. This powerful landscape is rich in natural resources such as gold, phosphate, gypsum, iron ore and of course, Oil.

The exporting of these resources has overtaken traditional agriculture as the lifeblood of the national economy. In addition, the wide, blustery waters off the coastline contain some of the best fishing areas on the planet. The capital, Nouakchott sits on the central coast, and is home to around a quarter of the nations people.

In Mauritania, the Harmattan blows, a dry, dusty wind that sweeps across the desert regions until it bury crops and villages; Sid Ahmed and Mohamed supply these landlocked areas; they are among the only ones to venture there.

Directors: Guillaume Lhotellier, Frédéric Elhorga

In human cultures in general, and perhaps particularly in Africa, the landscape is the first shrine of tradition. From the sand dunes of Mauritania to the currents of River Senegal, to the Lions of the Beninese savannah to the spirits of the forests of Gabon, this series explores the origin, the nature and the survival of deep links between several populations in West Africa and their habitat.

Each episode takes us to discover an emblematic landscape: the river (Senegal), the desert (Mauritania), the forest (Gabon) and the savannah (Benin). A compass of escape and meeting which rests on two main pillars: the spectacular character of the places, often classified with the UNESCO world heritage, and the charisma of the main characters who are transmitters of their respective traditions.

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Mohamedou Ould Salahi and one of his former guards, Steve Wood, reunite in Mauritania 13 years after last seeing each other, rekindling an unlikely relationship that profoundly changed their lives.
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Mohamedou was a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay for 14 years. During his incarceration he was subjected to torture and solitary confinement, but never charged with a crime. His memoir, Guantánamo Diary, became an international bestseller and was adapted into the film, The Mauritanian, starring Tahar Rahim and Jodie Foster.

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Captured by the U.S. Government, Mohamedou Ould Slahi (Tahar Rahim) languishes in prison for years without charge or trial. Losing all hope, Slahi finds allies in defense attorney Nancy Hollander (Jodie Foster) and her associate Teri Duncan (Shailene Woodley). Together they face countless obstacles in a desperate pursuit for justice. Their controversial advocacy, along with evidence uncovered by formidable military prosecutor, Lt. Colonel Stuart Couch (Benedict Cumberbatch), eventually reveals a shocking and far reaching conspiracy. Based on the New York Times best-selling memoir, this is the explosive true story of a fight for survival against all odds.

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*MAURITANIA 1960*
Archive footage of Mauritania shot by an French filmmaker while traveling (maybe business trip) to Mauritania in the 1962.

This archive footage of Mauritania contains historical stock footage of a construction of a railway, small aircraft, airports in the desert, a Fennec, hedgehog, raven, trains, history of railways, sahara desert, African Railways and more

0:50 fire in a basecamp
1:53 crow, hedgehog and fennec in a basecamp
3:27 European personnel arrived by plane
5:07 sandstorm in the sahara desert
5:37 construction of a railway in the sahara desert

Comment if you recognize more subjects or you have stories to tell us.

*WHY 8MM & SUPER8 HOME MOVIE ARCHIVAL FOOTAGE IS IMPORTANT?*
Old Family films shot on 8mm/super8 (sometimes even on 16mm) are an invaluable collection of unseen personal testimonies from our history.
Unfortunately, the condition of these film reels is often dramatic, as they are stored in inadequate places and handed down to individuals who don’t know how to project them.
At Archival Footage Service, we strive to build an archive of family films that is accessible to everyone through our YouTube channel.

*INTERESTED IN LICENSING THIS VIDEO FOR YOUR PROJECTS?*
Interested in licensing this archive footage of Mauritania featured in this video for your projects? Contact us directly at info@archivalfootageservice.com to explore the purchase options and licensing details

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Ce film concerne le destin de trois jeunes hommes, Mahoud, Taleb et Boubacar. En Mauritanie les traditions basées sur des habitudes nomades font partie de la vie quotidienne. Encerclés du sable du désert Saharien, leurs vies évoluent avec peu de surprises. Un des jeunes hommes habite à l’ouest sur la côte atlantique, un autre habite dans le centre du pays au bord d’un affleurement étrange qui domine le plateau Adrar. Le troisième est basé dans le sud-ouest près de la rivière Sénégal, où les mélanges ethniques et culturels sont les plus développés. Ils ont le même âge et le même regard unique de confiance et sérénité. Leur histoire est celle de trois jeunes hommes simples qui cherchent à refléter un idéal et une croyance formés par les vastes grandeurs du sable et des vents du désert.