Africa first. Volume one.
Short films from some of Africa's most compelling new talent. Pumzi: A futuristic film set in Nairobi, Kenya where the outdoors is extinct and has been outlawed. Saint Louis blues (also called N'Dar): A musical about a cross-country trip through Senegal in a battered taxi, as passengers si...
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| Format: | Video DVD |
| Language: | English French Wolof |
| Language Notes: | Dialogue in English, French, Wolof, and possibly other languages; subtitles in English. |
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Universal City, CA :
Focus Features,
[2011]
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| Edition: | Widescreen. |
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| Summary: | Short films from some of Africa's most compelling new talent. Pumzi: A futuristic film set in Nairobi, Kenya where the outdoors is extinct and has been outlawed. Saint Louis blues (also called N'Dar): A musical about a cross-country trip through Senegal in a battered taxi, as passengers sing their stories. The tunnel: In a small village in Zimbabwe terrorized by soldiers just after independence, a little girl creates a fantasy where her father escapes to freedom through a tunnel. The abyss boys: Two brothers who are abalone poachers in a South African fishing village try to escape their lives--but trying to escape causes their own destruction. |
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| Item Description: | Wide screen (aspect ratio 16:9). All four movies originally released in 2009. |
| Physical Description: | 1 videodisc (122 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Playing Time: | 02:02:00 |
| Format: | DVD-R ; NTSC 1 ; aspect ratio 16:9 ; Dolby surround. |
| Production Credits: | Director, Wanuri Kahiu, Dyana Gaye, Jenna Bass, Jan-Hendrik Beetge. |