Dahomey (2024) English Subtitle

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calendar 25th Oct 2024. location BFI Southbank. Runtime: 68 mins. Language(s): French with English subtitles. share. twitter · facebook · mail. Film Africa 2024 ...
FRI 25 OCT | BFI SOUTHBANK, 6:00 PM | TICKETS FRI 27 OCT | CINÉ LUMIÈRE, 8:00 PM | TICKETS AVAILABLE SOON Matt Diop’s film Dahomey delves into the timely issue of restituting African artefacts looted during colonial rule. The film documents the return journey of 26 royal treasures from the Kingdom of Dahomey, which […]

FILM INFORMATION: Director: Mati Diop. Language: French, Fon, English w/ English subtitles. Genre: Documentary. Country of Origin: Benin, France, Senegal.
Director: Mati Diop

Twenty-six royal treasures of the Kingdom of Dahomey are about to leave Paris to return to their country of origin, the present-day Republic of Benin.
With Speakers at the Abomey-Calavi University: IMELDA BATAMOUSSI, DIANE CAKPO, CHAMELIE DOGNON, MORIAS AGBESSI, GILBERT GODOVO, GILDAS ADANNOU, JOSEA GUEDJE, GAËL DAAVO, ROSE OUEMEHO, HABIB AHANDESSI, MARYLINE AGBOSSI, DIDIER SEDOHA NASSANGADE, RAÏMI BASSITOU NOUATIN, JOËL TCHOGBE, EDAH GONTRAN, DONALD GBOSSA, YVON KOSSOU-YOVO, DONALD GBOSSA, EDAH GONTRAN, MESSI BOCO, ODILON GBENONTIN, KEVIN DA-SILVA, DOWOTI DESIR, MICHELINE AYINON, BICAREL GNIKPO, NADIA VIHOUTOU KPONADOU The team of curators and exhibition managers: CALIXTE BIAH, ABDOULAYE IMOROU, PAUL TIMOTHEE DOTO, JULES BOCCO, RICHARD J. V. SOGAN, DIDIER DONATIEN ALIHONOU and exhibition curator ALAIN GODONOUand the students from INMAAC (2019 - 2020 year group)
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2024. Country: Benin, France, Senegal. Language: French, Fon, English. Subtitles: English Subtitles. Accessibility: Subtitles. A Program of. uva_primary_rgb ...
Official Oscar© Selection—Senegal Golden Bear for Best Film, Berlin Film Festival One of the most inventive filmmakers working today, Mati Diop (Atlantics) turns her lens to the complicated repatriation of royal treasures to the West African republic of Benin. In 2021, the 26 ancestral statues, which had been plundered by French troops in the 19th century, […]

In English, Fon, and French with English Subtitles. (67 mins., DCP). See the complete Unorthodocs 2024 lineup. IMAGE CAPTION Dahomey, courtesy of MUBI. "A ...
In 2021, twenty-six stunning objects—from elegant statues to elaborate thrones—from the kingdom of Dahomey were returned by French authorities...

France • In English, Fon and French with English subtitles. 68 minutes. E. documentary film exempt from NZ Classification labelling requirements. Share This ...
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In 2021, 26 plundered artefacts from the Kingdom of Dahomey are returned to the modern day nation of Benin. Mati Diop’s dreamlike documentary skilfully examines the debate surrounding the repatriation of stolen cultural treasures.

English; with English subtitles. Print Info. Color; DCP; 67 mins. Source. Mill Valley Film Festival. Event Accessibility. If you have any questions about ...
Dahomey

2024. Language. In French, Fon and English with English subtitles. Film Contact. Mubi. 18+. 67 min. Award Winners Documentary Women Directors. Les Films du Bal ...
The return of stolen cultural artifacts to the Republic of Benin is the inspiration for Mati Diop's Berlin Golden Bear prize winner, which fuses dreamy metaphysics and incendiary political commentary on issues of restitution and self-determination.

In French with English subtitles. Genre. Documentary, Foreign Language ... 2024. Director. Mati Diop. Producer. Mati Diop, Judith Lou Lévy, Eve Robin ...
November, 2021. Twenty-six royal treasures of the Kingdom of Dahomey, beautiful sculptures of ancestors, are about to leave Paris to return to their country of origin, the present-day Republic of B...

Dahomey ; Director. Mati Diop ; Country. Senegal, Benin, France ; Languages. English, French, Fon ; Subtitles. Finnish ; Age limit. K12.
Winner of the Golden Bear at Berlinale, this incisive documentary delves into the legacy of colonialism and the repatriation of national treasures from Paris to Benin.