African Filmmaking: North and South of the Sahara

Abderrahmane Sissako actor African cinema African film African filmmakers Afrique Ahmed Ahmed Rachedi Algerian Algerian cinema Algiers Arab audience Bekolo born Burkina Faso Bye Bye Africa Cameroon Cameroonian Casablanca Cinémas africains Cinémas du Maghreb Cinématographique Cisse colonial comedy confront contemporary Dani Kouyaté debut depicted Diop Mambety directors Djibril Diop Mambety documentary dreams exile Faouzi Bensaidi father feature films Ferid Boughedir FESPACO Festival film ends film production film school film's France francophone French funding girl griot Haroun Hondo Ibid Idrissa Ouedraogo independence interview Islam Kabore Lakhdar Hamina language Lilia lives London Maghreb Maghrebian Mahamat Saleh Haroun Mali Ministry Mohamed Moroccan Morocco mother Moussa Muslim narrative Olivier Barlet organisation Ousmane Sembene Paris political post-independence postcolonial protagonist role Sahara scenes script Sembene's Senegal shot social society South story style Sub-Saharan Tahar television traditional Tunis Tunisian University Press village voice-over Wend Kuuni woman women young