Aftermath – The second flood (2014)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 31M

Director : Raphael Barth

Synopsis

After the destructions that where caused by the tsunami, the insulars of an Indian archipelago are rolled over by another surge of ruination: the flood of international aid organizations, which pluck this premodern civilisation into the 21st century. The film depicts the partially heroic attempts of the Nicobareses, to live in this world without drowning.

Actors

Simrat Singh
Simrat Singh
Himself
Denis Giles
Denis Giles
Himself

Crews

Raphael Barth
Raphael Barth
Director
Raphael Barth
Raphael Barth
Writer
Patrick Veigel
Patrick Veigel
Sound Recordist
Alexandra Löwy
Alexandra Löwy
Editor
Raphael Barth
Raphael Barth
Editor
Philipp Pfeiffer
Philipp Pfeiffer
Director of Photography
Ulrich Fischer
Ulrich Fischer
Director of Photography

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