The Film Industry in Africa

No 238, 2011/2 - 166 pages

Editorial

Pages 7 to 9

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Africa Today

Pages 11 to 27

Memorial Spaces for the Tutsi Genocide in Rwanda

By Hélène Dumas, Rémi Korman

Interview

Pages 29 to 41

The Phenomenon of “Land Grabbing”

By Michel Griffon

History

Pages 43 to 57

Fifty Years of French Cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa

By Pierre Jacquemot

Africa’s Film Industry

Pages 59 to 73

Africa’s Film Industry

By Claude Forest

Pages 75 to 90

The Post-apartheid Film Industry in South Africa

By Samuel Lelièvre

Pages 91 to 105

The Story of Cameroonian Cinema

By Florent Coulon

Pages 107 to 121

Video Production in Nigeria

By Pierre Barrot

Signposts

Pages 123 to 125

Methodological Reflections on the Study of the African Film Industry

By Claude Forest

Pages 126 to 128

Film Festivals as Undeniable Actors in the Distribution of African Filmmaking

By Samuel Lelièvre

Pages 129 to 130

Institutions and Professionals Involved in Film Production in Africa

By Samuel Lelièvre

Pages 131 to 131

Professional Training: A Strategic Issue for African Filmmaking

By Samuel Lelièvre

Pages 132 to 132

Popular Modernism and the Diversity of Production Modes in South African Filmmaking

By Samuel Lelièvre

Reviews

Pages 133 to 157

Reviews

By Mihoub Mezouaghi