Series S4 - Video recordings by Setar Faithi

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UTSC 019-S4

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Video recordings by Setar Faithi

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  • [ca. 1980]-2009 (Creation)

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Extent and medium

169 videocassettes : VHS
17 videocassettes : MiniDV
14 videocassettes : VHS-C

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(1955-)

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Scope and content

Series consists of recordings made by or collected by Setar Faithi. Some of the recordings detail either Peshmerga or Komala activities either in Kurdistan (Iraqi or Iranian) or Canada. This includes Komala Day celebrations, International Women's Day events, and other party activities. Many of the video recordings also document Kurdish life both in Kurdistan and in the Diaspora (including in Canada). Those recordings are often of personal family events and include: weddings, birthdays, and other celebrations.

The series also includes a significant number of concerts and music programs, some filmed live, and others of the television. Many of the tapes also include (either wholly or in part) Iranian or Kurdish television programs taped off of the television.

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The numbers of the tapes were assigned during initial processing in 2022 and have been retained.

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      Includes both NTSC and PAL recordings. Most recordings have been digitized.

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      Original transcribed Kurdish/Farsi titles have been provided as parallel titles where they were given. Translation has been done by Professor Shahrzad Mojab and her Research Assistant.

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