D'une brousse à l'autre
Synopsis
In March 1996 the French government decided to expel all African family who did not have papers from the city of Paris. During a six month period of time, the director followed many of the families and got there testimonials about how it felt to be discriminated against by the French on film. Eventually the documentary focuses on one man who emerges at the center of the fight to not to be sent back to Africa. In the end he is sent back to his native Mali, the director and his camera accompany him.
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- Director
- Jacques Kébadian
- Original Title
- D'une brousse à l'autre
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 44m
- Production Studios
- Ognon Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacques Kébadian
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Jacques Kébadian
Director
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What is D'une brousse à l'autre about?
In March 1996 the French government decided to expel all African family who did not have papers from the city of Paris. During a six month period of time, the director followed many of the families and got there testimonials about how it felt to be discriminated against by the French on film. Eventually the documentary focuses on one man who emerges at the center of the fight to not to be sent back to Africa. In the end he is sent back to his native Mali, the director and his camera accompany him.
Who directed D'une brousse à l'autre?
D'une brousse à l'autre was directed by Jacques Kébadian.
Who stars in D'une brousse à l'autre?
The principal cast of D'une brousse à l'autre includes Dodo Wagaué.
When was D'une brousse à l'autre released and how long is it?
D'une brousse à l'autre was released in 1998 with a total runtime of 1h 44m.