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Al'lèèssi... Une actrice africaine
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Filmobiography
The Republic of Niger was one of the first African country to create a film industry. Moustapha Alassane and Oumarou Ganda were the first filmmakers and Zalika Souley the first woman to accept to act in front of a camera. Screened in Cannes in 2005, Al'lèèssi (which means “a destiny” in the Sonrhay language) recounts, in an ordinary day, the history of the pioneers of African cinema.
- Documentary
- 2004 | 70 min. | Colour / black and white
- Language : | Hausa | French
- Subtitles : Français
Cast & Crew
Screenplay
Rahmatou Keïta
Cinematography
Philippe Radoux-Bazzini
Editing
Sebastien Garcia
Omat Ba
Yero Maiga
Music
Tschemoggo Bambareyyzee
Ibrahim Hama Dicko
Sarah Vaughan
Stephen Sondheim
Sound
Manuel Gasquet
Cast
Moustapha Alassane
Zalika Souley
Mahamane Bakabé
Moustapha Diop
Boubakar Souna
Producer
Rahmatou Keïta
Production Company
, Sonrhay Empire Productions
Print Contact
Sonrhay Empire Productions
Jummah Bah
sonrhayemp@gmail.com
Jummah Bah
sonrhayemp@gmail.com
Rahmatou Keïta
Niger,
Niger,
1990
Djassaree (documentary short)
1993-1997
Femmes d’Afrique (TV Series)
2000
A School Day at Gustave Doré (documentary short)
2001
All about Psychanalysts (documentary)
2014
The Golden Ring (short fiction)
2016
The Wedding Ring
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