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 Daniel Kamwa,
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A young diplomat is prey to the sarcasm of his own "boy", who sees in him one of the many black-skinned Europeans totally lacking in authenticity and adrift between two cultures. But this adaptation of a novella by Francis Bebey is not limited to this simple contrast. The black man may well fall for the deceptive seductiveness of the blonde woman, but this same white beauty just as easily allows herself to be seduced by the mystery of black Africa. After all, the stereotype differences between Blacks and Whites can never tell the whole story. This culture clash is also the story of a master and his servant, of a director and his secretary, of the same director and the director-general, of a husband and his wife. It cannot be by chance that in the end, after a ritual invasion of his own living room, the diplomat rediscovers his identity by means of the mask, which as we know always conceals and reveals at the same time. |
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 La tarte au citron |
 Les cow-boys sont noirs |
 France tour détour deux enfants |
 L'oeil de Vichy |
 Pas vu à la télé |
 Territoires |
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 Ils ont tué Kader |
 Act Up |
 Assassins |
 En Amérique |
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