The Doon School Quintet

The Doon School Quintet is a five-part ethnographic film series created by anthropologist David MacDougall between 2000 and 2004. The collection comprises five films with a total runtime of 491 minutes. The series documents various aspects of life and culture, as exemplified by titles such as Doon School Chronicles (2000) and With Morning Hearts (2001). The films within the Quintet explore diverse subjects and settings. The collection's production did not incur a budget or generate revenue. The five films in the series have varying lengths, ranging from 54 minutes to 140 minutes. The complete collection spans a period of four years.