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P PolloGuitar Member San Francisco, CA Joined: Sep 05, 2009 Posts: 8	P PolloGuitar Posted posted on Mon, Aug 23, 2010 1:54 PM Sepy Dobronyi presents: RAPA NUI (Easter Island) Expedition 1968 DVDs available for $15 (this price includes shipping in the US) Please PM me for PayPal info or mailing address if you would like to use a check. Sepy Dobronyi on Rapa Nui 1968 In 1968, Baron Joseph “Sepy” Dobronyi joined the New York Explorers Club for a trip to one of the world’s most remote islands, Rapa Nui (Easter Island.) He brought with him his 16mm camera to capture the mysterious stone monuments that litter the barren, volcanic landscape. Part documentary, and part travelogue, this film covers the entire island’s topography. Dobronyi’s interview with Father Sebastian, the Franciscan Monk who lived on and studied the culture of Rapa Nui from 1935 until his death in 1969, gives keen insight into the life and demise of the amazing culture that chiseled, moved and erected 10 ton statues from volcanic rock. Father Sebastian catalogued the 700 statues on the island and is credited as having provided the technical details for this film. Dobronyi narrates the expedition and the background soundtrack is wonderful field recordings of native music, and features performances of traditional dance.

Sepy Dobronyi presents: RAPA NUI (Easter Island) Expedition 1968

DVDs available for $15 (this price includes shipping in the US)
Please PM me for PayPal info or mailing address if you would like to use a check.

Sepy Dobronyi on Rapa Nui 1968

In 1968, Baron Joseph “Sepy” Dobronyi joined the New York Explorers Club for a trip to one of the world’s most remote islands, Rapa Nui (Easter Island.) He brought with him his 16mm camera to capture the mysterious stone monuments that litter the barren, volcanic landscape. Part documentary, and part travelogue, this film covers the entire island’s topography.

Dobronyi’s interview with Father Sebastian, the Franciscan Monk who lived on and studied the culture of Rapa Nui from 1935 until his death in 1969, gives keen insight into the life and demise of the amazing culture that chiseled, moved and erected 10 ton statues from volcanic rock. Father Sebastian catalogued the 700 statues on the island and is credited as having provided the technical details for this film.

Dobronyi narrates the expedition and the background soundtrack is wonderful field recordings of native music, and features performances of traditional dance.