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Top 250 Directors
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100 Essential Directors (Pop
Matters)
One
of the twelve greatest living narrative filmmakers - Jonathan
Rosenbaum ("Placing Movies: The Practice of Film Criticism" -
1993)
►501
Movie Directors: A Comprehensive Guide to the Greatest
Filmmakers |
| Director
/ Screenwriter / Producer |
| 1923 - 2007 |
| Born January 1,
Ziguenchor, Casamance, Senegal |
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Key Genres: Drama,
Comedy, Political TSPDT Rating:
7 |
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Key
Collaborators: Makhouredia Gueye (Leading Player),
Robert Fontaine (Leading Player), Georges Caristan (Cinematographer), Dominique Gentil (Cinematographer), Gilbert Kikoine (Editor), Myriam Niang (Character Player) |
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Highly
Recommended:
Moolaadé
(2004) |
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Recommended:
The Money Order
(1968), Xala
(1974) |
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Worth
a Look:
Black
Girl (1966), Emitai (1971), Ceddo (1976), Guelwaar (1992) |
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Links:
[
IMDB ] [
All-Movie
Guide ] [
Film Reference ]
[
The
Life of a Revolutionary Artist ] [
Ousmane
Sembene Website ] [
Ousmane
Sembene Profile ] [
New York Times Obituary ] [
Village Voice Article (2007) ] |
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Books:
[
A
Call to Action: The Films of Ousmane Sembene ] [
Ousmane
Sembene: Dialogues with Critics and Writers ] |
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DVD's:
[
Amazon
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1,000
Greatest Films:
Xala (1974), Ceddo (1976) |
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21st Century's Most Acclaimed Films: Moolaadé (2004) |
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Ain't Nobody's Blues But My Own:
Emitai (1971) |
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