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Review: In sharp documentary ‘Dahomey,’ African art returns home, but colonialism still stingsThe forum through which this entity communicates to us is Mati Diop’s “Dahomey.” The French Senegalese filmmaker returns with ...
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'Dahomey' wins Tokyo film festival's ethical award with probe into looted African treasuresTOKYO --French director Mati Diop's documentary "Dahomey," which examines the colonialism forced on West Africa, won the ...
An interview with Dahomey director Mati Diop about her documentary that observes the repatriation of Beninese artwork ...
Winner of the prestigious Golden Bear prize at this year’s Berlinale, French auteur Mati Diop’s sophomore feature, Dahomey, ...
The film restores the agency of the objects at the heart of the Dahomey restitution case by transforming them into a living ...
“Dahomey” packs a lot of introspection and heart into its brisk 68 minutes. Actor-director Mati Diop’s documentary chronicles ...
By Elian Peltier Reporting from Abomey and Cotonou, Benin. Throughout the movie “Dahomey,” the eerie voice of a 19th century West African king emerges from the depths of history.
There are many voices in Mati Diop’s new documentary, “Dahomey” (in theaters), and one of them belongs to Artifact No. 26. “I lost myself in my dreams, becoming one with these walls ...
The forum through which this entity communicates to us is Mati Diop’s “Dahomey.” The French Senegalese filmmaker returns with a rich and absorbing exploration of the specter of colonialism ...
Mati Diop’s brisk, thoughtful documentary Dahomey considers the limited yet necessary good done through restitution.
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