@cinexiss: Black Girl (La Noire de…), directed by Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembène 🇸🇳 Ousmane Sembène didn’t come to cinema until he was 40. Before that he worked the docks of Marseille, where he broke his backbone unloading a ship, and spent his recovery educating himself. Black Girl was his feature debut, after two shorts, and it became the first film by a sub-Saharan African director to reach international audiences, winning the Prix Jean Vigo in 1966. He made it at a moment when Africans in French colonies had only just been permitted to make films at all. He is remembered today as the father of African cinema. #internationalcinema #cinema #cinephile #letterboxd #movie

Ringo :

the actress in this film was never paid for this role

419eers :

what is the actress name

tristangraham3000 :

Europe is not my center changed my life man

Gaspar. :

“Europe is not my center”

daryasdictatorship :

watched it last year, so nice !!!

colin :

one of the greatest films ever made, period.

houndstooth :

I’ve never heard of this film. I’m searching it up immediately!

🦋 :

One of my favorites

Kohan Killetz :

it's a really interesting movie very understated, but that allows you to really fill yourself in the inner life of the character. I still find myself thinking about it years later after watching it.

Li :

One of the greatest films and one of the best directors. I literally named my cat after him I love him so much

rebel.afrique :

Lumine :

Unfortunately only the african film that get famous are the ones who represent africa in a bad and primitive way

Ezydel :

Wtf

PanAfrikanGodFather :

Ous ma ne Sem be ne

Fern Rutlin :

😁😁😁