Fathers

Fathers /

Each of these three films offers a critical look at the relationships between fathers and their children in contemporary Africa. In The father, the patriarch in question is ultimately the military dictatorship which terrorized Ethiopia in the '70s and '80s. Surrender shows the traditional...

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Corporate Authors: MagicWorks (Firm), Richard Green and Associates, Ahadu Films, Zenj Films, Alphavision Multimedia Limited, New Directions Africa, M-Net (Firm), California Newsreel (Firm)
Other Authors: Gerum Zenebe (Actor), Binyam Worku (Actor), Abonesh Mengistu (Actor), Emebet Woldegabriel (Actor), Tefferialemu Tsion Kassahun (Actor), Mohammed, Abubakar (Actor), Said, Issa Ali (Actor), Esiri, Justus (Actor), Mrakpor, Hilda Dokubo (Actor), Daramola, Foluke (Actor), Onwubuya, Joy (Actor), Ermias Woldeamlak (Director), Maji-Da Abdi (Producer), Mānyāzawāl ʾEndašāw (Screenwriter), Gilbert, Celine (Director, Screenwriter), Hillal, B. Nasra (Producer), Kahama, Kiiza (Screenwriter), Igwe, Amaka (Director), Adepetu, Tajuddeen (Producer), Emema, Paul (Screenwriter)
Format: DVD
Language:English
Amharic
Swahili
Published: [San Francisco, Calif.] : California Newsreel, ©2000.
Subjects:
Since 1960
Patriarchy > Africa > Drama.
Fathers > Africa > Drama.
Fathers and sons > Africa > Drama.
Fathers and daughters > Africa > Drama.
Fathers.
Fathers and daughters.
Fathers and sons.
Patriarchy.
Social conditions.
Africa > Social conditions > 1960- > Drama.
Africa.
Short films > Africa.
Feature films.
Drama.
Fiction films.
Short films.

Minnesota State University, Mankato

Holdings details from Minnesota State University, Mankato
Call Number: PN1997.A1 F38 2000

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