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Making The Film

A short 'behind the scenes' look at the fun we had with the young people of Lospalos Timor Leste as we trained them in all aspects of film making. The result was a 15 minute short film they titled Chau'u Polo, which as far as we can make out means something like 'baldy or baldhead!' We spent 10 days filming this fictional drama created and written from scratch. It's about a poor smelly schoolboy who is teased at school but who later in life becomes a local hero being very successful. And how does he get to be so successful? Through wisdom given to him by a very lage crocodile who befriends him whilst fishing one day! We believe this film is the first fictional drama short ever written, filmed, edited and screened by locals all in Tetun. The music is also 100% local with one song recorded on 'the street' outside the house we stayed in and the other written and sung by a young lad all in Fataluku. Fataluku is one of the many languages of East Timor, and is spoken in and around the town of Lospalos, in the Lautem district with about 35,000 speakers. As Fataluku is a Papuan language, it is very different from Tetun and most other languages of East Timor, which are Austronesian languages. Thanks so much to Paulo Almeida and Sol Nation for the use of their cool music track.