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Allah Is Not Obliged: The Film That Tells the Story of Child Soldiers

With Allah Is Not Obliged, director Zaven Najjar adapts Ahmadou Kourouma’s landmark novel about child soldiers in West Africa into an animated feature film....

‘Exodus’ and Its White Cast: An Autopsy of a Dubious Argument

Ridley Scott’s film Exodus: Gods and Kings has been the target of online protests for several months. Critics accuse it of using a white...

‘Behind The Silence’, a hard-hitting film on migration and exploitation

Behind The Silence, the film by Yannick Bandolo and Junior Foka, breaks the taboo surrounding the exploitation of migrants in Europe. A powerful and...

‘Barry’, Another Biopic About Barack Obama

The trailer for the film, which will be released on December 16, 2016 on Netflix, has been unveiled. By Sandro CAPO CHICHI / nofi.fr (https://youtu.be/7tobXqP5NXo After...

MANTATISI THE CONQUEROR

Queen of the Sotho people (an ethnic group from present-day Lesotho), she was a courageous woman, a warrior, and a brilliant strategist. In the 17th...

[INTERVIEW] From Dream to Reality: Ebene Duta or the Destiny of a Black Girl

It was after meeting the president of the Lyon BD Festival at the International Comics Festival of Algiers, “the Mecca” of comic book artists...

40 Acres and a Mule: A Broken Promise Turned Cultural Weapon

In 1865, in the aftermath of the Civil War, thousands of formerly enslaved African Americans hoped to receive land: forty acres, sometimes accompanied by...

Zion: A Caribbean Odyssey Between Raw Realism and Mystical Lyricism

Zion, the hard-hitting debut feature by Nelson Foix, thrusts Guadeloupe into the heart of auteur cinema. A gripping social thriller and mystical ode to...

Zita Hanrot, from the hope of French cinema to proven talent

Let’s talk about the talented Zita Hanrot on the occasion of the release of the film "À mon seul désir," in which she plays...

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