Emitai

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Emitai is a 1971 anti-colonial Senegalese film by Ousmane Sembène that portrays Diola villagers’ resistance to French colonial conscription and taxation during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Senegalese film
anti-colonial film
film
alsoKnownAs Dieu du tonnerre NERFINISHED
Emitaï NERFINISHED
cinemaMovement African cinema
cinematographyBy Georges Caristan NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Senegal NERFINISHED
createdBy Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
depicts Diola villagers’ resistance
French colonialism
conscription
taxation
director Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
directorNationality Senegalese
filmmaker Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
genre drama film
historical film
political film
war film
hasDirector Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
hasEthnicGroupDepicted Diola people NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalContext French colonial rule in West Africa
hasMainLocationType rural village
language Diola NERFINISHED
French
musicBy Moussa Ngom NERFINISHED
notableFor critique of French colonial policies in Senegal
representation of Diola culture
partOf Ousmane Sembène filmography
portrays forced requisition of rice by colonial authorities
recruitment of African soldiers for the French army
village women’s resistance to colonial demands
producer Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
productionCountry Senegal NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1971
runtimeMinutes 90
screenplayLanguage Diola NERFINISHED
French
screenwriter Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED
setDuring World War II NERFINISHED
setIn Casamance NERFINISHED
French West Africa NERFINISHED
theme anti-colonial resistance
conflict between tradition and colonial authority
timePeriodDepicted 1940s
writer Ousmane Sembène NERFINISHED

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