AFR 150 - Feb 25

Sembène films bring awareness of foreign thought, customs and aesthetics.

Ousmane Sembène's knowledge of both rural and urban settings of his country impedes his filmmaking.

Sembène's cinema is characterized by use of natural settings and realistic recreations.

Sembène's 'Camp de Thiaroye' (1989) received a highest award at the Washington Film Festival.

Knowledge of history, culture, conflicts and contradictions of politics helps to tell authentic stories.

Ousmane Sembène's films includes the following except...

Ousmane Sembène's bring the African oral tradition to his filmmaking.

Ousmane Sembène believes that only men play major role in African societies.

Ousmane Sembène embraced a film career because of his concern for non-literate Senegalese.

Ousmane Sembène doesn't make film to entertain but to educate about realities of society.