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Sarah Maldoror

IndieLisboa 2020 • Retrospectivas | Retrospectives

Algeria, Fiction, 1969, 16′

Sarah Maldoror, a major filmmaker of the African liberation cause, directs here her first film. The denunciation of Portuguese colonialist torture in Angola, sufficing a word with unknown meaning to trigger violence.

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