NoirBLUE – Déplacements d’une danse
NoirBLUE – Déplacements d'une danse
In the African continent, Ana Pi reconnects with her origins through choreographic gestures, engaging in a space-time experiment that combines traditional and contemporary movements. In this dance of fertility and healing, new forms of movement evoke ancestry, belonging, resistance and the sense of freedom.
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Pequena África
Zózimo Bulbul’s fourth film explores neighbourhoods known as ‘Little Africa’, places of black cultural resistance inhabited by freed ensl -
Elekô
A collage of poetic performances leading through an audio-visual experience of being a black woman. -
Merê
Film on black female protagonism in the Candomblé Jeje Mahi tradition; investigating its roots in Benin and its links to Brazil. -
Pontes sobre Abismos
Triggered by an unveiled family secret, Aline Motta’s ancestral quest confronts the traditional paradigms about miscegenation related to racism -
Travessia
An intimate and poetic essay about the photographic memory of black families. Both a critical perspective and tender counternarrative.
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Film details
- Countries of production
- Brazil, France
- Year
- 2018
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2019
- Length
- 27'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
