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The Indocile Image
Carleton University FASS Blog
(2016)
Abstract
Med Hondo is not only one of the foundational figures of African cinema, but also one of the most talented, radically versatile and profoundly influential directors from the continent. A retrospective and international symposium on his cinema recently brought the pioneering filmmaker to Carleton and the National Gallery of Canada.
Aboubakar Sanogo, Chair of Film Studies and organiser of the retrospective and symposium, shared his reflections on the first Canadian homage to Med Hondo’s work with Daniel McNeil, an Associate Professor of History and Carleton’s strategic hire in Migration and Diaspora Studies.
Keywords
- Med Hondo,
- African Cinema,
- World Cinema
Disciplines
Publication Date
Spring March 15, 2016
Citation Information
Daniel McNeil and Aboubakar Sanogo. "The Indocile Image" Carleton University FASS Blog (2016) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/danielmcneil/24/