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Economic study of the different types of subsistence of the Lyasa who live in South Cameroon. The daily tasks are shared among women and men: women are in charge of the agriculture and the forest, which have no secret to them; men are in charge of the line fishing. Lyasa have an important monetary income, but they do not save a lot. They appreciate to live well and to party.

Study of the feeding and of the daily life of the Massa and of the Moussey people who live in the North of Cameroon. These populations are made of hunters, breeders, and farmers. Their diet undergoes many seasonal variations.

On the occasion of the visit to Paris of a group of dancers, recording of Eskimo dances (Ammassaliliut): dance duels, craddle-songs, playlets.