The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) network, a program provider for US public television stations, in conjunction with the Ministry of Tourism, is shooting a documentary film about Haiti. Thus, at the beginning of the week, part of the shooting was done in the gardens of the National Bureau of Ethnology (BNE) where the journalist Dennis Wholey conducted an interview about the different facets of Erol Josué, General Director of the BNE, artist, hougan and the protector of intangible cultural heritage of Haiti.

PBS produces this documentary with the aim of promoting a positive image of our country in the world, based in particular on its identity, the art and the culture of Haiti.

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