Édition 2022
Each year, Cinéma du réel ponders upon the state of the documentary, its forms, its developments and the approaches of its filmmakers. This is what lends the festival its exploratory side, makes it an ongoing research project. In addition to the screening of this flourishing contemporary internatioanal documentary cinema, Cinéma du réel invites us to experience the world and cinema through a plethora of gazes on the world, a plurality of documentary practices and visions other than our own. Because cinema passes from the filmmaker’s mind to the mind of the spectator, it is an art of connivance, even collusion, between filmmaker and spectator, who experiences another imaginary, a universe other than his or her own. But this experience – which is also that of the other or rather the distance separating him or her from me – is singular inasmuch as it also reminds us that we all inhabit the same world. A world to watch without being blinded by the continuous flow of events. And it is perhaps through films that disturb, upend imaginaries, confront other desires, other aspirations, other dreams, that a discontinuity occurs in the inexorable unfolding of real-world events. This discontinuity, which questions, surprises, resists, delights, is what helps us to avoid being blinded and to look at our contemporaries. This is our invitation to the audiences of Cinéma du réel. Catherine Bizern
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Documentary Africa / Ten tutelary figures
Ten filmmakers whose radical and revolutionary work once opened new paths of political activism and cinematic invention.
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Afrique, je te plumerai
Jean-Marie Teno
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Before the Dying of the Light
Ali Essafi
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Les Bicots nègres, vos voisins
Med Hondo
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Cabascabo
Oumarou Ganda
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Carnaval da Vitória
António Ole
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De quelques événements sans signification
Mostafa Derkaoui
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Les Enfants du vent
Brahim Tsaki
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Fad,Jal
Safi Faye
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Four shorts by Atteyat Al Abnoudy
Atteyat Al-Abnoudy
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Sambizanga
Sarah Maldoror
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Le Trésor des poubelles
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Documentary Africa / The african documentary seen from here
A selection of twelve films from a new generation of filmmakers from all over the African continent.
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Après ta révolte, ton vote
Kiswendsida Parfait Kaboré
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As I Want
Samaher Alqadi
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Boxing Libreville
Amédée Pacôme Nkoulou
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Le Dernier Refuge
Ousmane Samassekou
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Le Disqualifié
Hamza Ouni
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Faritra
Luck Razanajaona
Tovo Rasoanaivo
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Garderie nocturne
Moumouni Sanou
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Les Larmes de l’émigration
Alassane Diago
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La Maison bleue
Hamedine Kane
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Nnuba
Sonia At Qasi-Kessi
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Rencontrer mon père
Alassane Diago
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Softie
Sam Soko
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Tribute to Dalila Ennadre : El Batalett - Femmes de la Médina
Dalila Ennadre
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Tribute to Dalila Ennadre : Jean Genêt, Notre-Père-des-Fleurs
Dalila Ennadre
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Vivre riche
Joël Akafou
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Documentary Africa / Carte blanche to African programmers
Six African programmers and personalities invited to share their views on this new wave of African cinema.
Claire Diao – A Franco-Burkinabé journalist and film critic, who initiated the Quartiers Lointains program, the magazine Awotélé and the company Sudu Connexion, which distributes African and diaspora films.
Jihan El-Tahri – Writer, director and film producer of French and Egyptian nationality. She started directing and producing documentaries for the BBC, PBS, Arte… She is currently the director of Dox Box, a non-profit association that aims to strengthen and foster the emergence of a community of documentary filmmakers in the Arab world. At the same time, she continues her activities as a mentor at the Documentary Campus in Berlin and at the Ouaga Film Lab in Burkina Faso.
Pedro Pimenta – He began his career at the National Film Institute of Mozambique in 1977. Since then, he has produced numerous short films, documentaries, and feature films in Mozambique, Angola, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and South Africa. He founded and directed the DOCKANEMA Festival in Mozambique, and was the director of the Durban International Film Festival.
Mohamed Saïd Ouma – Filmmaker, former director of festivals in Reunion and Comoros, trainer and lecturer on Indian Ocean cinema, representative of Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius and Seychelles in the Pan-African Federation of Filmmakers (FEPACI). He has just been appointed head of DOC-A (Documentary Africa Fund), a pan-African initiative to strengthen the documentary film network in Africa through workshops and funds for production and distribution.
Ikbal Zalila – He is a film critic and teaches film aesthetics, film analysis and documentary film at the University of Manouda (Tunis). He is the artistic director of the Gabès Cinema Fen in Tunisia.
Mandisa Zitha – She has been the director of Encounters Festival, an international documentary festival in South Africa, since 2007. She has also worked in documentary production. -
A Memory in Three Acts
Inadelso Cossa
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Beyond My Steps
Kamy Lara
Paula Agostinho
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Carton rouge
Mohamed Saïd Ouma
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Finding Sally
Tamara Dawit
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El Gort
Hamza Ouni
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Mother, I Am Suffocating. This Is My Last Film About You
Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese
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Murder in Paris
Enver Samuel
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No simple way home
Akuol de Mabior
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Roundabout In My Head
Hassen Ferhani
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Sur les traces de Mamani Abdoulaye
Amina Abdoulaye Mamani
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Talking About Trees
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The Letter
Christopher King
Maia Lekow
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Documentary Africa / Producing in Africa - Case studies
Curated by Hicham Falah, general delegate of the Agadir FIDADOC and
its “Documentary Beehive”, five case studies from five different geographic regions offer insights into the diverse conditions in which documentary film is created and produced on the African continent. -
C’était mieux demain
Hinde Boujemaa
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Case study - Anglophone East Africa and Indian Ocean
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Case study - Lusophone Africa
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Case Study - Maghreb
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Case study - West Africa
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Case Study- Central Africa
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Documentary Africa / Round Tables
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Addoc - Parallel existences: paradox of the cinema of Reality
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