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The Coconut Revolution

05/15/24·History·45:51

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The Coconut Revolution

"The Coconut Revolution" is a documentary film released in 2001. It focuses on the struggle of the indigenous people of Bougainville, an island in Papua New Guinea, against a mining company and the military forces of Papua New Guinea. The documentary highlights how the local population used creative methods, including utilizing the coconut tree for various purposes, to resist the external forces and gain autonomy. It's praised for its portrayal of grassroots resistance and the power of non-violent protest.

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