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Ousmane Sembène’s first feature is also his most acclaimed, its restoration in 2016 paving the way to a spot on Sight and Sound’s greatest films of all time poll.
The groundbreaking films of Senegalese writer and director Ousmane Sembène (1923–2007) form a body of work that stands in grand opposition to conformity, unafraid of contradictions, censors, or the scandals of colonialism.
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The films of Ousmane Sembène emerged from a broader context of Senegalese art, which perhaps bears most heavily on Xala, his most specific and incendiary satire of the country’s ruling class.