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Its recovered television footage and contemporary voices make political history feel materially alive, sharing Spell Reel’s concern with archives as contested records rather than neutral evidence.
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This compact portrait of Ousmane Sembène offers a direct companion in its attention to African cinema as a tool of political consciousness, cultural self-determination and collective memory.
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Akomfrah shapes extensive archival material into a richly associative political biography, matching Spell Reel’s reflective pacing and its fascination with the relationship between moving images and history.
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01 / THE STORY
Filipa César turns his gaze to Guinea-Bissau, where at the beginning of the 1970s the advocates of a militant cinema captured the freedom struggle and the first years of independence.
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