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 | Description: | Three-disc set includes: Emitaď (1971)During World War II, Vichy France wasn't shy about conscripting soldiers from it's colonies, or levying oppressive taxes upon them. As the residents of a Jola village hide their rice and pursue active resistance, the collaborationist military pushes back violently... and the fall of the Axis might not save the Senegalese from retribution. Ousmane Sembčne's sobering opus stars Robert Fontaine, Michel Remaudeau. 103 min. In Wolof and French with English subtitles. C/Rtg: NR Xala (1975)For prosperous and corrupt Senegalese businessman El Hadji Abdoukader Beye (Thierno Leye), the wedding night with his third wife didn't, shall we say, go as planned. Convinced he's been hexed by one of his exes, his bid to cure his sudden impotence might just bring additional humiliation. Ousmane Sembčne's sly satire, adapted from his own 1973 novel, also stars Seune Samb, Younouss Seye, Myriam Niang. 123 min. In Wolof and French with English subtitles. C/Rtg: NR Ceddo (1977)In the 18th century, when a regional Senegalese king (Matoura Dia) sought to enforce his people's conversion to Islam, the warrior sect known as the Ceddo refused... and kidnapped the regent's daughter (Tabata Ndiaye) in protest. The rebellion wasn't appreciated by the local imam, who sought violent reprisal against them. Ousmane Sembčne's controversial historical opus also stars Moustapha Yade, Alioune Fall. 120 min. In Wolof and French with English subtitles. C/Rtg: NR Widescreen; Soundtracks: Wolof and French; Subtitles: English; featurettes. In Wolof and French with English subtitles.Discover "Three Revolutionary Films By Ousmane Sembene" on Blu-Ray, a remarkable collection from the renowned Criterion Collection. This set brings together three groundbreaking works by Ousmane Sembene, often hailed as the father of African cinema: "Black Girl" (1966), "Mandabi" (1968), and "Xala" (1975). Each film explores themes of colonialism, social justice, and post-independence identity in Africa with powerful storytelling and striking visuals. The Criterion Collection is celebrated for its meticulous restorations and insightful supplements that enrich viewers? understanding of world cinema.
Ousmane Sembene was a Senegalese filmmaker whose pioneering vision transformed African film. His debut feature, "Black Girl," won international acclaim at Cannes for its poignant depiction of racial alienation. In addition to directing, Sembene wrote novels such as ?God?s Bits of Wood,? further cementing his legacy as an influential voice against oppression. Notable actors featured include Mbissine Thérèse Diop ("Black Girl"), who delivered a breakout performance; Makhouredia Gueye ("Mandabi"), known for his commanding screen presence; and Thierno Leye ("Xala"). These artists have contributed significantly to both African cinema and global film culture. |  | Manufacturer No.: |
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