Competition - Creative documentaries
Of Congolese origin, Alain Kassanda retraces his family history and that of the Belgian colonisation of the Congo, and its later independence. In this very intimate film, he successfully situates the major political milestones in the history of the Congo through the use of archived and family footage, the recollections of his grandparents, and the addition of a poignant voice-over. This film questions the dual perspective of colonisation and immigration, from the point of view of those who lived through it, and those who inherited it.
AfricaDecolonisationMemory & History
Production
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Editor
16:15
Grütli - Salle Langlois
sold out - in case of cancellation, tickets will be put back on sale before the screening
16:30
Musée d'Ethnographie de Genève
free entrance
With the participation of the filmmaker
19:00
Espace Pitoëff - Grande salle
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Followed by the debate "How does storytelling participate in the decolonisation process?"
16:00
Grütli - Salle Simon
sold out - in case of cancellation, tickets will be put back on sale before the screening
19:00
La julienne (Plan-les-Ouates)
free entrance