Boubacar Sangaré & Gidéon Vink
Une révolution africaine, les dix jours qui ont fait chuter Blaise Compaoré / An African Revolution: The Ten Days that Led to Blaise Compaoré's Fall
Part of the Festival “Sleepless Nights: Burkina Faso between Culture and Revolution”
- Film
French /
With English subtitles /
98 minutes
Boubacar Sangare and Gidéon Vink's film documents how the power of the streets led to the fall of the authoritarian regime of Blaise Compaoré after 27 years of undivided rule in Burkina Faso. The documentary depicts the dramatic events of October 2014, giving voice to the organisers and agents of the protests.
Boubacar Sangare is a Burkinabe director. His recent films include “Au Nom de l’Amour” (2012) and “Dieu veille sur les vigiles” (2013).
Gidéon Vink, born in the Netherlands, lives in Burkina Faso. He is the artistic director and programmer of “Ciné Droit Libre”, a festival of human rights films that takes place in Ouagadougou, Abidjan and Dakar.
Dates
Past
Location
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