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Twenty Years of African Cinema (1983)

Gênero : Documentário

Runtime : 1H 40M

Director : Férid Boughedir

Sinopse

Camera de Afrique Is a 1983 documentary. Acclaimed Tunisian filmmaker Férid Boughedir wrote, produced and directed this documentary that recounts 20 years in the history of African cinema through interviews and excerpts from 18 films.

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Tripulações

Férid Boughedir
Férid Boughedir
Director
Férid Boughedir
Férid Boughedir
Writer
Sékou Ouedraogo
Sékou Ouedraogo
Cinematography
Charly Meunies
Charly Meunies
Cinematography
Andrée Davanture
Andrée Davanture
Editor
Juliana Sánchez
Juliana Sánchez
Editor

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