Fleuve Niger, Mère noire
1989
France
43 minutes
French
The river Niger, the cradle of history, has seen great African civilizations spring up and flourish along its banks. The film is a slow memory-laden journey down the banks of the Niger. A source of life, which flows through West Africa, sometimes leisurely, sometimes turbulent, into the Gulf of Benin where it fans out into a gigantic delta.
Production :
Polystar Productions
Polystar Productions
Editing :
Barbara Zadjel Doussot
Barbara Zadjel Doussot
Photography :
Jean-Michel Humeau
Jean-Michel Humeau