Kade — Hello, I say. Hello, she says. What’s your name? Ophelia. Her name is Ophelia. She says this and then gives me the look — the look I get from so many of the Africans, the look I initially misread but, now, think (foolishly) I understand. The same silly “understanding” that fuels imperialists and missionaries, I suppose. The look: It’s a hard look. A tough look. A facade. A suspicion, rightfull...
West akim — Africa burns my eyes and sets my nerves on edge. He tells me this is a country in which everything is out to hurt you, white man — the insects, the water, the Nigerian road marauders. Nigerian road ...
Canton — Around two years ago my Father, Michael, was diagnosed with stage four Renal Cell Carcinoma, known commonly as cancer of the kidney. He had shown no symptoms previous to waking up one day and not b...
Addis ababa — A very typical street scene. Things that you are supposed to eat lay very close to car exhaust and animal feces … rigorous washing of those items is mandatory and still does not keep away the occa...
Ines Rabadan, réalisatrice : "La commission de sélection des films ne peut pas accepter tous les projets"
Alexis Van Stratum, réalisateur : "À Bruxelles, on fait des films avec des bouts de ficelle, mais les rapports humains sont bien plus simples"
Meeting a musical soul as he busks his way across Europe
Basking in the Adriatic sun among the canals of Venice
Attending a church service
Rice farmer of Canao Village
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Ophelia
Sammy the prophet