Jean-Marie Teno
Jean-Marie Teno is a director, editor and producer of Cameroonian cinema, born on May 14, 1954. In 1983, he made his first documentary short entitled "Schubbah". In 1996, he shot "Clando", a feature film that won the Audience Award at the 6th African Film Festival in Milan, Italy. He has since directed "Chief!" (1999), "The Colonial Misunderstanding" (2004) and "Sacred Places" (2009), among others. He is the producer of his films with the company Les Films du Raphia.
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Africa, I Will Fleece You
Thirty years after Africa's wave of independences in 1960, the end of the cold war and the dramatic political changes taking place around the world, inspire a generation of young Africans to take the streets and challenge the one-party state and its attendant nepotism, corruption and economic failure. In a daring free style construction, the film mixes past and present, establishing a cause and...
Africa, I Will Fleece You
Thirty years after Africa's wave of independences in 1960, the end of the cold war and the dramatic political changes taking place around the world, inspire a generation of young Africans to take the streets and challenge the one-party state and its attendant nepotism, corruption and economic failure. In a daring free style construction, the film mixes past and present, establishing a cause and...
