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10 Days In Africa

10 Days In Africa

Filmmaker Regi Allen journeys to Ghana, Senegal and Cote d’ Ivoire on a 10-day journey to explore his roots and the myths about black identity and culture.

The film takes touches upon the commodification of Africa by the Western world and how certain institutions profit from the legacy of slavery, the disconnect between Africans in the diaspora and those back home, Pan-Africanism, classism, racism, commercialism and other -isms. So many questions are raised in this film, and I think it’s a great starting place to have extensive dialogue about Africa and how to dispel the myths that have corrupted the world’s perception of the continent.

Check out the trailer for the beautifully shot film below. To view the film in its entirety, please visit Black Public Media.

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One Response to “10 Days In Africa”

  • moumi says:

    May 11th, 2008 at 4:01 pm

    well….

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