Adanggaman
Adanggaman fim ne na wasan kwaikwayo na tarihi da aka shirya shi a shekarar 2000 wanda Roger Gnoan M'Bala ya jagoranta. Fim ɗin Haɗin kai ne na ƙasa da ƙasa tsakanin Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Switzerland, Italiya da Faransa. [1]
| Adanggaman | |
|---|---|
| Asali | |
| Lokacin bugawa | 2000 |
| Asalin suna | Adanggaman |
| Asalin harshe |
Harshen Bambara Harshen Baoulé |
| Ƙasar asali | Switzerland, Italiya, Faransa da Burkina Faso |
Distribution format (en)  |
video on demand (en) |
| Characteristics | |
| Genre (en) |
drama film (en) |
| During | 90 Dakika |
| Launi |
color (en) |
| Direction and screenplay | |
| Darekta | Roger Gnoan M'Bala |
| Marubin wasannin kwaykwayo | Roger Gnoan M'Bala |
| Samar | |
| Production company (en) |
Radiotelevisione svizzera di lingua italiana (en) |
| Other works | |
| Mai rubuta kiɗa |
Lokua Kanza (en) |
| Director of photography (en) |
Mohammed Soudani (en) |
| Kintato | |
| Narrative location (en) | Afirka |
| External links | |
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Specialized websites
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Labarin fim
gyara sasheA kotun Adanggaman, Ossei ya yi abota da mai warkarwa/mai gani, wanda aka kama shi tun yana yaro daga ƙauyensa/mutanensa ta daular Adanggaman a ƙarni na 17. [2] Ya warkar da wasu raunuka da Ossei ya samu yayin tafiya zuwa Adanggaman, kuma ya bayyana ta hanyar iyawarsa ta faɗakarwa cewa makomar kowa a cikin daular za ta kasance mai duhu na dogon lokaci, ƙarƙashin bauta da zalunci. Mai warkarwa ya ga 'yarsa a kotun (Naka), wanda bai amince da shi ba da farko, amma ya tuna da yarinta tare da shi yana jagorantar ta a matsayin 'yarsa ɗaya tilo. Mai gani [3] ya nuna rashin amincewa da Sarki Adanngaman, wanda hakan ya ba da umarnin sayar da shi da Ossei a matsayin bawa. Mai warkarwa ya mutu yayin da yake aikin bauta.
A ƙarshe, Ossei ya bar Naka, bayan su biyu sun tsere, sun zama abokai na kusa, kuma sun kafa gida. [4] Ya tafi don ƙirƙirar sabuwar rayuwa, amma sojoji na kotun Adangamaan sun kama shi kuma ta haka ne ya shirya don sayar da shi a matsayin bawa. An sayar da shi ga Turawa, waɗanda suka kai shi Amurka ta hanyar Middle passage, kuma wani mai mallakar gonar mai arziki ya sake masa suna John Stanford. Ya mutu yana da shekaru 70, yana da 'ya'ya biyar tare da wata baiwa. Mataimakansa sun kama Sarki Adangaaman yayin da yake shan giya, sannan suka sayar da shi ga Turawa. [5] A matsayin zama bawa a St. Louis, kuma mai dafa abinci ne ga Turawa a can, an ba shi sunan Walter Brown. Ya mutu a shekara ta 1698 daga tarin fuka.
'Yan wasa
gyara sashe- Rasmane Ouedraogo... Adangaman
- Albertine N'Guessan ... Mo Akassi
- Ziable Honoré Goore Bi... Ossei
- Bintou Bakayoko... Ehua
- Nicole Suzis Menyeng... Adjo
- Mireille Andrée Boti... Mawa
- Da Dijian Patrick... Kanga
- Lou Nadège Blagone ... Safo Abu
- Didier Grandi... Bangalajan
- Mylène-Perside Boti Kouame... Naka
- Étienne Goheti Bi Gore... Poro
- Zi Soro... Yi hakuri
- Iya Lou Chantal... Amazon
- Sokpo Germaine... Amazon
- Bi Cecile... Amazon
Kyautattuka
gyara sasheA cikin shekarar 2000, Andanggaman ya lashe kyautar mafi kyawun ɗan wasan kwaikwayo da lambar yabo ta juri na musamman a Amiens International Film Festival. A shekara mai zuwa ta sami lambar yabo ta musamman na juri a bikin fina-finai na Marrakech na ƙasa da ƙasa da kuma kyaututtuka na mafi kyawun 'yar wasan kwaikwayo da mafi kyawun Cinematography a bikin Fim da Talabijin na Panafrican Ouagadougou.
Littattafai
gyara sashe- Africans Making Slaves of Africans, Elvis Mitchell, The New York Times, 2001 July 11
- Adanggaman (2000), Allmovie, Todd Kristel, Access date: 2002 May 6
- Olivier Barlet, “A Reflection on Power: Interview of Olivier Barlet with Roger Gnoan M’Bala.” Africiné, 1 Sept. 1999
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ Adanggaman (2000/New Yorker Films), Nicholas Sheffo, Fulvuedrive-in, Access date: 2022 May 06
- ↑ Adanggaman, Blackfilm - Reviews, Wilson Morales, 2001 July
- ↑ Adanggaman, Variety, David Rooney, 2000 October 02
- ↑ Adanggaman, IFFR, 2001, Access date: 2022 May 06
- ↑ Christopher L. Miller, "Fourteen African “Silence”". The French Atlantic Triangle: Literature and Culture of the Slave Trade, New York, USA: Duke University Press, 2008, pp. 364-384. [Citation: "Renamed Walter Brown, he dies a few years later at “Saint-Louis” (Missouri?)"]