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For it's 8th issue, AFRIKADAA invites its readers to an exploration of the moving image. Reinterpreting archives, reinventing narratives, subverting the cinematic evidence: the constructive and deconstructive potential of the various approaches allowed by this medium seems endless. For this issue, we will explore in Focus, the work of American-Haitian filmmaker Michelange Quay, whose latest film "Haiti Ground Zero", leads us to ask, after Stuart Hall as quoted above, "Who are we talking to?" (in this case, about Haiti). But although we travel through French suburbs and Vietnamiese lands (Soufiane Adel et Truong Que Chi), it's not just a question of location: John Akomfrah, Jean-Marie Teno, Sara Gomez, Newton Aduaka, Teju Cole, Camille Henrot, Baptiste Coelho… Different approaches to the medium abound, as do working methods, with the aim maybe, to attain an ideal: "passing through the screen, into real life". After all, in reference to Jean-Pierre Bekolo, one can be a filmmaker without a camera.
Contributors to this issue :
Michelange Quay, Melissa Thackway, Lionel Manga, Melissa Gélinas, Seloua Luste Boulbina, Lotte Løvholm, Stéphane Malisse, Pascale Obolo, Louisa Babari, Myriam Dao, Camille Moulonguet, Frieda Ekotto, Job Olivier Ikama, Anne Gregory, Katia Gentric, Olivia Anani, Sean Hart, Patrick de Lassagne, Clarence Thomas Delgado, Saad Chakali, Valérie Osouf, Newton I Aduaka, Laura Nsengiyumva, Rehema Chachage, Katia kameli, Karen D. Mackinnon, Laure Malécot, Nosana Sondiyazi, Carole Diop
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