Black Girl

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"Black Girl" is a landmark 1966 Senegalese drama film by Ousmane Sembène that explores themes of colonialism, racism, and identity through the story of a young Senegalese woman working for a French family.

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instanceOf Senegalese film
film
awardReceived Prix Jean Vigo NERFINISHED
basedOn short story by Ousmane Sembène
castMember Anne-Marie Jelinek NERFINISHED
Mbissine Thérèse Diop NERFINISHED
Robert Fontaine NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Christian Lacoste NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Senegal NERFINISHED
criticalReception highly acclaimed
director Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
distributionRegion international
distributor New Yorker Films NERFINISHED
editedBy Andrée Davanture NERFINISHED
filmMovement African cinema
firstFeatureFilmBy Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
format black-and-white film
genre drama film
hasSubject domestic labor
exploitation
migration
historicalSignificance considered a landmark of African cinema
includedInList canon of African cinema classics
leadActor Mbissine Thérèse Diop NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Diouana NERFINISHED
musicBy Joseph Gaertner NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus young Senegalese woman working for a French family
notableFor being one of the first Sub-Saharan African films to gain international acclaim
originalLanguage French
Wolof NERFINISHED
originalTitle La Noire de… NERFINISHED
portrays alienation of African migrants in Europe
psychological impact of racism
relationship between former colony and colonizer
productionCompany Les Actualités Françaises NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1966
runtimeMinutes 65
setting France NERFINISHED
Senegal NERFINISHED
theme colonialism
identity
postcolonialism
racism
title Black Girl NERFINISHED
writer Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED

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Ousmane Sembène notableWork Black Girl
In the Pines hasAlternativeTitle Black Girl