São Tomé and Príncipe
The filmic ontology of the sea, of where the horizon transformed into film is cut out, is present in São Tomé and Príncipe. There, one captures the mountainous elevation, ocher and bright green, which has long been accus
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The filmic ontology of the sea, of where the horizon transformed into film is cut out, is present in São Tomé and Príncipe. There, one captures the mountainous elevation, ocher and bright green, which has long been accus
Colonial films showing the work of Africans are rare. Here the exploitation system is precisely exposed. Deportees (from Angola) disembark from a boat. After the humiliating inspection of the bodies, it is the signature,