Essay
The African Gaze
How rebellious mobility in African cinema upends colonial ways of seeing.
How rebellious mobility in African cinema upends colonial ways of seeing.
Le Franc [wpbb post:terms_list taxonomy=’category’ html_list=’no’ separator=’, ‘ linked=’yes’] [wpbb post:title] By [wpbb archive:acf type=’text’ name=’byline_author’] [wpbb archive:acf type=’text’ name=’excerpt’] The Little Girl Who Sold The Sun With scintillating films scaffolded by a disdain for neocolonialism and globalized capitalism, Djibril Diop Mambéty made it clear that his driving motivation was one of demystification. Speaking about…