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Lebanese writer and photographer Sabyl Ghoussoub made it to the first selection of Le Prix Goncourt among 15 other authors with his novel Beyrouth Sur Seine.
Into central paris, central parisians didn't leave. they're like oh, why don't you go out to the banlieue. so you have poor and working class suburbs all the way over to very wealthy suburbs. essentially, it functions like a clock. say saint-denis is noon. so if you go up to 10:00, 10:30, all the way down to 7:35, that's all working class suburbs and different demographics too. people of the african diaspora down to the caribbean down to about 5:35. and then a significant asian from vietnam and also a big chinese population. and as soon as you get to sur seine and saint cru, oh, that's just ri...
Is this the start of the golden age of African films? Facebook The African film industry has been shaken up, bringing a new confidence and optimism. Gail Collins takes a journey through the history of African films and considers the future awaiting this flourishing industry. “Birds know what God is like. They are nearer than hyenas to God. They are like some kind of elephant whose wings flow in the wind, and African filmmakers can be birds for reinventing the seventh art. We are perhaps poor in money but so rich by situation and hope.” Djibril Diop Mambéty, Film Director