Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Black African cinema has the power to seduce with its clarity of vision; it goes straight to the heart of the matter. It also counteracts preconceptions and prejudices by dealing with social problems without resorting to exotic clichés or poverty porn.
To mark the re-release of the restored version of La Vie est Belle by CINEMATEK, we present a selection of films that give a voice to the peoples of this great continent.
In collaboration with CINEMATEK
Programme
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Lingui, les liens sacrés Lingui, les liens sacrés
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Thu. 02 – Wed. 22.06.22 -
La Petite vendeuse de soleil La Petite vendeuse de soleil
Djibril Diop Mambéty
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Sun. 05.06 – Wed. 03.08.22 -
Le Don de dieu Le Don de dieu
Wend kuuni | Gaston Kaboré
Restored versions
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Wed. 08.06 – Fri. 19.08.22 -
Le Voyage de la Hyène Le Voyage de la Hyène
Touki - Bouki | Mambèty Djibril Diop
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Thu. 09.06 – Sat. 27.08.22 -
Les Prières de Delphine Les Prières de Delphine
Rosine Mbakam
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Best Tof
Fri. 01 – Sun. 31.07.22 -
La Vie est belle La Vie est belle
Benoît Lamy, D. Mweze Ngangura
Restored versions
Cameras from sub-Saharan Africa
Wed. 06.07 – Thu. 25.08.22
