This is an interview with Ewanfoh O. Peter who had this idea of hosting a debate about multiculturalism in Verona, Italy, as part of a larger project regarding a video documentary. [More videos in Italian here] ...
Maybe the Egyptian revolution as seen from the Egyptians is something far more sad that what anyone might guess, trying to understand it via the news report and the tv talk. ...
The first film that I have seen yesterday, Tuesday 20 March, during the first day of Milan African Festival 2012, was “Black Africa, white marble” by Clemente Bicocchi. ...
Por aqui tudo bem by Pocas Pascoal is a film which tells us what happened to an entire generation of Angolans. This includes the director of this movie and her sister. For many years young Angolans were sent to Portugal by their parents to escape the war that was devasting their country. ...
“Nyami Nyami & the evil eggs” is a move that tells us the story of the Tonga people of southern Zimbabwe hardly hit by the lack of water and other problems. Nyami Nyami Amaji Abulozi (Nyami Nyami & the evil eggs) by director Tsitsi Dangarembga is based on the legend of the goddess of the ...
“Rouge parole” (Red word) is a documentary by Elyes Baccar which strucked me for the images and for how hard life was in Tunisia despite the richness of the country and the beauty of the country sides: optimum attraction for tourists through which money is coming into the pockets of a few persons. ...
Ferrhotel is a documentary of Mariangela Barbanente which provoks a lot of anger because by narrating the story of some Somalis in Italy, it also tells how Italy is today: a country desperately chasing easy money and no longer caring to cure itself. ...
“Sur la route du paradis” by Uda Benyamina tells the life of migrants in a banlieue in France. Everything is seen through the eye of a 10 years old child who lives with her family in the camp. Some images are beautiful, the storyline and especially the child. ...
“Sur la planche” is a very strong film that tells a story of exploitation, misery and great hostility. The movie of Leila Kilani tells the incident of a young Moroccan from Casablanca who in her struggle for survival was working in Tangeri, trying to get enough money to abandon that kind of life. ...
Statement by the IMF Mission at the Conclusion of Its Visit to Djibouti The Republic of Djibouti Begins Participating in the IMF’s General Data Dissemination System IMF Executive Board Completes Fifth Review Under Djibouti’s Extended Credit Facility Arrangement and Approves Request for Augmentation of Access and US$ 9.7 Million Disbursement IMF Executive Board Completes Fourth ...