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The shooting of the film ‘Ketama and Its Flamenco Heritage’, in pictures. The film by German director Michael Meert is a journey to Ketama's cultural roots, beginning with its last tour as a group in Morocco. Upon crossing to the other shore, Antonio Carmona, Josemi Carmona and El Camborio land in Granada, in the neighborhoods of Sacromonte and Albaicín, to which the Habichuelas are native, with Juan Habichuela and Pepe Habichuela as the family patriarchs. Five generations end up gathering in an explosion of art, from Uncle Miguel to the youngest members of the family who are now beginning to forge their way, with Ketama, of course, in between. The photo gallery - by permission of DocFilm - presented by Flamenco-world.com provides a clue of the juicy content of this flamenco audiovisual. The film is to begin showing on May 14th, 2005 at Granada's Cine Aliatar and starting on the 27th at movie theaters all over Spain, although it has already been shown at over one hundred cinemas in Germany since April. The movie, which is scheduled to be released on DVD within a few months, has already made stops at Valladolid's International Film Week and Prague's Musical Film Festival.

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The documentary film ‘Flamenco Heritage’ tells the story of the Habichuela family

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