Africa

  • A Safari in a Familiar Landscape

    A Safari in a Familiar Landscape

    With its dark and somewhat obvious portrayal of wealthy Austrians and Germans on a hunting safari in Africa, Ulrich Seidl’s new documentary suggests that the acclaimed filmmaker needs to start challenging himself.

  • Security for sale

    Security for sale

    AFRICA: The security agents on the continent occasionally contribute to security for certain people in specific areas, but they also mix roles.

  • Elite liberalism + mass nationalism = true

    Elite liberalism + mass nationalism = true

    GLOBALISATION: For political scientist Jean François Bayart, globalisation and the development of national identity are complementary processes.

  • The middle class without resources

    The middle class without resources

    AFRICA: A solid academic work where all writers are critical – in part, very critical – to this understanding of the African middle class.

  • Africa on African terms

    Africa on African terms

    AFRICA: It is a paradox that Africa is assessed in relation to Europe rather than being compared to itself and its own values.

  • The unpleasant truth

    The unpleasant truth

    AFRICA: For those who want to understand the political complexity of sub-Saharan Africa.

  • The slavery behind the enjoyment

    The slavery behind the enjoyment

    Even the most innocent items can hide a brutal reality.

  • SPIES IN THE CONGO: The forgotten victims of the Hiroshima bomb

    SPIES IN THE CONGO: The forgotten victims of the Hiroshima bomb

    Susan Williams has made a docu-crime in the spirit of Pinter, le Carré and Galeano.

  • Restrained and harrowing

    Restrained and harrowing

    Hissein Habré, A Chadian Tragedy is a strikingly restrained documentary about the little known abuse that took place under the rule of Chadian dictator Hissein Habrés.

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