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Ousmane Sembene : Everything at Once
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In this rare interview shot on 16mm film in 1992 and edited in 2011 with super-8 archives, master Senegalese author and filmmaker Ousmane Sembene spoke with French filmmaker Christine Delorme about...
In this rare interview shot on 16mm film in 1992 and edited in 2011 with super-8 archives, master Senegalese author and filmmaker Ousmane Sembene spoke with French filmmaker Christine Delorme about his film Guelwaar, a comedy based on a true story concerning the conflict between the Muslim and Christian communities in Senegal. Often considered the father of African film, Sembene's candid reflections on religion, culture, literacy, the role of women, and the future of Africa shed light on topics as critical today as they were in 1992.
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- English
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- New York, N.Y. : Films Media Group, [2014], c2011
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- 1 streaming video file (52 min.) : sd., col
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- OCLC
- ocn879609010
- Access requires authentication through Films on Demand.
- Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Films Media Group on January 16, 2014.
- Films on Demand is distributed by Films Media Group for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware.
- Mode of access: Internet.
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- Sembene, 1992 (1:31) -- "Guelwaar" (1:50) -- "Véhi-Ciosane" (3:04) -- "Guelwaar Long-métrage" (1:53) -- Nothing is Pretty, Nothing is Ugly (5:50) -- Antagonisms and Contradictions (1:18) -- Allegory for the 21st Century (3:08) -- Capitalism and Religion (7:10) -- New Process in Africa? (1:34) -- Time in Marseilles (1:41) -- Petit Nègre (3:20) -- Working Tool (3:12) -- Africa Must Have its Own Language (2:55) -- "L'Almamy Samory Touré " (2:06) -- "Samory" (2:58) -- Galle Ceddo (2:28) -- Ambiguous Religion (1:18) -- Native Child (2:42) -- Credits: Ousmane Sembene: Everything at Once (1:59)