SYNOPSIS
Filmed in cinéma vérité style between 2011 and 2022, Afrikki recounts a decade of struggles within African civic and artistic movements of the 2010s. Starting in Dakar and the Y'en A Marre movement, with its rooftop and core group of Senegalese journalists and rappers, a generation finds its voice and organizes itself, guided by Frantz Fanon's idea that "each generation must, in relative obscurity, fulfill its mission or betray it." From the outset, for an entire generation of young people, based on their daily experiences, this collective inspires support and embodies their aspiration for a change of paradigms and imaginaries. On the scale of the African continent, Y’en a Marre inspired and then united a pan-African movement: Afrikki.
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Gaëlle Le Roy
SEE COMPLETE PROFILEFrench-Senegalese historian and filmmaker Gaëlle Le Roy documented the Y’en A Marre movement for a decade. Coordinator and photographer for the Partcours contemporary art collective in Dakar since 2017, she founded AlSo PRODUCTION in 2023 to post-produce her feature documentary Afrikki and develop artistic projects from Senegal.
CAREER
Mention spéciale du jury à Saint-Louis Doc (Sénégal) · Ciné Droit Libres (Abidjan) · Kitale Film Week (Kenya) · Lumières d'Afrique (France) · ENIFF festival (Nigéria)
UPCOMING SCREENINGS
SCREENING 1
30 July 2026 pm31 20h45
A discussion will follow the screening.
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