With an effective presence in almost all sections of the Cannes Film Festival, African films exhibited without complex on the Croisette in 1996. This year was also the year of the awarding of the "French Cooperation for Cinema" prize. Between decoration and round table on the production problems that arise in the South, the filmmakers present watch the films of others and testify...
A double look at African cinemas and their evolution, 40 years after their first presence at Cannes.

with
José Zeka Laplaine, Safi Faye, Flora Gomes, Ingrid Sinclair, Raymond Rajaonarivelo...

a film by Osange SILOU

France, 1996, Documentary, 26 minutes, Betacam SP

YEAR: 1996
NATIONALITY: Guadeloupe (France)
DURATION: 26min
DIRECTOR'S COUNTRY: Guadeloupe
ORIGINAL MEDIA: Betacam sp
COLORS: Color
Themes: Africa | Cannes | Cinema | festivals |

PARTICIPANTS
Safi Faye
José Zeka Laplaine
Raymond Rajaonarivelo
Flora Gomes
Ingrid Sinclair

DIRECTOR
Osange Silou

SCREENWRITER
Osange Silou

PRODUCTION
Invariance noire

DISTRIBUTION
Invariance noire
Cinémathèque Afrique (French Institute) (END OF RIGHTS: 05/01/2004)

N° ISAN :
ISAN 0000-0005-16AC-0000-0-0000-0000-3


WEB
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