Karl Heider tested his theory that films in this genre work best with written accompaniment by writing a companion volume to Robert Gardner’s Dead Birds. One film in this genre includes 11 takes, each roughly nine minutes long, of a specific cable car ridden by both humans and goats (-5[1])and is (15[3])called Manakamana. The Corporeal (10[1])Image by David McDougall theorizes about this genre, which he (10[1])practiced in works (10[1])such as his Doon School Quintet and (*) A Wife Among (10[1])Wives. It doesn’t have a (10[2])French (10[2])name, (10[1])but Jean Rouch’s (10[1])films in this genre, (10[1])such as Moi, un Noir, helped (10[1])launch (10[1])the (10[1])French New Wave movement. Robert Flaherty (-5[1])is often called a founder of this film (10[1])genre (10[1])for his 1922 film Nanook (10[1])of the North. (-5[3])For 10 points, name this genre of documentary film based on participant observation and anthropology. (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[2])