Tabataba (fim)
Tabataba fim ne na 1988 wanda Raymond Rajaonarivelo ya ba da umarni. [1]
Tabataba (fim) | |
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Asali | |
Lokacin bugawa | 1988 |
Asalin suna | Tabataba |
Asalin harshe | Malagasy (en) |
Ƙasar asali | Madagaskar da Faransa |
Characteristics | |
Genre (en) | historical film (en) |
During | 76 Dakika |
Launi | color (en) |
Direction and screenplay | |
Darekta | Raymond Rajaonarivelo (en) |
Marubin wasannin kwaykwayo | Raymond Rajaonarivelo (en) |
External links | |
Takaitaccen bayani
gyara sasheTabataba yana ba da labarin wani ƙaramin ƙauyen Malagasy a lokacin ƴancin kai da aka yi a shekarar 1947 a kudancin ƙasar. Tsawon watanni da dama, wani ɓangare na al'ummar Malagasy sun yi tawaye ga sojojin Faransa 'yan mulkin mallaka a cikin gwagwarmayar zubar da jini.[2] Danniya da aka yi a ƙauyukan da suka biyo baya ya yi muni, wanda ya kai ga harbe-harbe, kamawa da azabtarwa. Mata da yara da tsofaffi sun kasance waɗanda rikicin ya rutsa da su a kaikaice kuma sun sha fama da yunwa da rashin lafiya. Ɗaya daga cikin shugaban jam'iyyar MDRM, jam'iyyar yakin neman 'yancin kai, ya isa wani kauye.[3] Solo (François Botozandry), babban hali, har yanzu yana da matashi don yin yaƙi amma yana ganin ɗan'uwansa da yawancin maza a cikin danginsa sun haɗu. Kakarsa, Bakanga (Soavelo), ta san abin da zai faru, amma Solo har yanzu yana fatan babban ɗan'uwansa zai dawo a matsayin jarumi. Bayan watanni na jita-jita, ya ga maimakon haka sojojin Faransa sun isa don murkushe tawayen.[4]
Kyautattuka
gyara sashe- Prix du public, Quinzaine des rèalisateurs, Festival de Cannes, 1988
- Prix du jury, Taormina Film Fest, 1988
- Prix de la première oeuvre, Carthage Film Festival, 1989
Hanyoyin haɗi na waje
gyara sasheManazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ Oscar Harding, The Best African Movies, From All 54 African Countries, Cinema Escapist, 10 February 2019.
- ↑ Oscar Harding, The Best African Movies, From All 54 African Countries, Cinema Escapist, 10 February 2019.
- ↑ Oscar Harding, The Best African Movies, From All 54 African Countries, Cinema Escapist, 10 February 2019.
- ↑ Oscar Harding, The Best African Movies, From All 54 African Countries, Cinema Escapist, 10 February 2019.