Black Girl
Drama • NR • 1966 • 1 hr 5 min
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A sobering yet beautiful allegory to colonialism and African Identity in a post colonial world with amazing cinematography.
Eye-catching cinematography and great use of symbolism in objects. It's poignant as it examines the lingering effects of colonialism.
A well thought out story of race relations that sadly is pretty boring and extremely low budget. Worth the watch though.
Beautiful cinematography with an iffy plot
Iont get it, was she not hired bc she was on the maid’s corner so she woulda had to do maids work anyways if she worked for someone else
The ending was CRAZY
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The Enduring Beauty of Ousmane Sembène's BLACK GIRL | On Film | TIFF 2023
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