Film: Afrique, Je Te Plumarai

Sunday, 07 Nov 1993 at 3:00 pm – Sun Room, Memorial Union

Afrique, Je Te Plumarai takes a devastating look at one hundred years of cultural genocide in Africa. Moving from present to past, this video reflects the complex social and political life in Cameroon as it reveals layers of cultural forgetting.
Part of the World Affairs Series

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