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Sun of the Soil (trailer)
“In 14th-century Mali, an ambitious young royal named Mansa Musa ascended the throne of the richest kingdom in human history. Sun of the Soil follows Malian artist Abdou Ouologuem on a journey to discover the truth behind the legendary African king. Abdou and Musa’s arcs weave together, punctuated by performances that illustrate key moments in Musa’s reign.” via AfricanFilmNY
“Being from this island country, it was important for me to highlight the diversity and greatness of this country.” Léa Miranda Monteiro shares the trailer for her platform Rostos Di Cabo Verde, showcasing the many faces of Cape Verde Island.
Harry and Meghan- An journey to tell you, you suck, you don't like my wife
Harry and Meghan- An journey to tell you, you suck, you don’t like my wife
It was a mish-mash of information last week, but after you watch the documentary, you know this situation was a complete setup: the camera shots, the wording, the fake concern.
The woke couple showed how charitable they are, aren’t they great? Nope, they were using this tour to chastise you for criticizing them. How dare you for…
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Mama Africa (trailer)
“A documentary of Africa and its Diaspora Filmed in Nigeria in the heart of the kingdom Yoruba (Oyo, Ado Ekiti, Abuja, Ibadan,) and Bobures, Palmarito Zulia State, Venezuela, a genuine and true reading on their cultural, spiritual and social traditions. A powerful message to the world about the reality effect and strength of the truth of our people expressed in testimonies, music, art, solidarity and love. All ancestry of a cultural and social vision. "Mama Africa" should transit so we met as "Slave Route", this documentary is inserted into intercultural integration policies that UNESCO has advanced the decade of the Abolition of Slavery "Mama Africa", will promote the visibility of the rich history, joys and potential of the African continent as well as the daily lives and struggles for inclusion of cultures and ways of being of African descent citizens who are members of the Diaspora settled in our country ( Venezuela), product of reality arising from the slave trade and slavery processes, overcome through political, social and cultural efforts made by our people in the processes of independence and decolonization.” via
Mama Africa" A documentary of Africa and its Diaspora Filmed in Nigeria in the heart of the kingdom Yoruba (Oyo, Ado Ekiti, Abuja, Ibadan,) and Bobures, Pal...
i’ve met the director of this film. good peoples.
check out the film and look for it at different showings.
the film deals with the Ifa/Orisha spiritual traditions in Nigeria and Venezuela.
Many institutions bear his name. He upgraded the economic status of the country after independence. But his reign faced dark shadows when three prominent pol...
Tribal Wives
I recently posted a gif or pic of a clip from the show Tribal Wives and someone asked what show it was. Just wanted to make a post about where you can find the show and the name of it.
the show is a series from BBC called Tribal Wives where (mainly white) women went into various communities of color to “learn” about different cultures and experiences. below are links from Youtube to the different peoples featured in the documentary:
The Hamar of Ethiopia
The Kitava of Papua New Guinea
The Huai Bong Village of Thailand
The Raramuri of Mexico
The Babongo of Gabon
The Himba of Namibia (clip)
more info on BBC.co.uk
Action Cimandante
“Action Kommandant is the untold story of slain South African liberation fighter Ashley Kriel. During the oppressive apartheid era, Ashley was known as the Che Guevara of Cape Town’s notorious Cape Flats. He was born into a single-mother-led, working-class family in Bonteheuwel and grew to become the symbol of 1980s youth resistance.” via BlackStarFest.org
