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Atlantiques (2009)

ジャンル : ドキュメンタリー

上映時間 : 16分

演出 : Mati Diop

シノプシス

Short lo-fi film set in Senegal. Mostly focussing on a group of Senegalese youths, discussing their hopes and fears concerning the crossing of the atlantic to get to Europe. Will life be easier there or not?

出演

Jenny Alpha
Jenny Alpha
Alpha Diop
Cheikh M'Baye
Cheikh M'Baye
Cheikh M'Baye
Ouli Seck
Ouli Seck
Ouli Seck
Serigne Seck
Serigne Seck
Serigne Seck

製作陣

Mati Diop
Mati Diop
Director
Nicolas Milteau
Nicolas Milteau
Editor
Mati Diop
Mati Diop
Director of Photography
Sylvain Copans
Sylvain Copans
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Corinne Castel
Corinne Castel
Producer
Frederic Papon
Frederic Papon
Producer
Bertrand Scalabre
Bertrand Scalabre
Producer
El H. Sambi Sarr
El H. Sambi Sarr
Assistant Director
Wasis Diop
Wasis Diop
Translator
Mati Diop
Mati Diop
Sound

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