Afrique 50

Year: 1950

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: French

Documentary

René Vautier’s 1950 documentary Afrique 50, commissioned to film French League of Schooling projects in West Africa, became the first French anti‑colonial film. Vautier exposed the shortage of teachers and doctors, French army atrocities and the exploitation of colonized peoples. His opposition led to imprisonment and a ban that kept the film unseen for over four decades.

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