On Screening Sambizanga in Lagos: The Monangambee Film Collective in Conversation

Abstract: This article is a conversation among members of the Monangambee Film Collective—a nomadic Pan-African microcinema based in Lagos, Nigeria—reflecting on their experience of and approach to screening Sarah Maldoror's film Sambizanga as part of a larger program, Carceral Frames, Fugitive Dreams .

Authors

Ese J. Emmanuel
Alicia Abieyuwa Bergamelli
Chrystel Oloukoï

Publication Details

Journal: Black Camera
Published: 2025-09-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2979/blc.00083
Primary Topic: African history and culture studies
Type: article
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On Screening Sambizanga in Lagos: The Monangambee Film Collective in Conversation

Ese J. Emmanuel, Alicia Abieyuwa Bergamelli, Chrystel Oloukoï

Sep 1, 2025

Black Camera

African history and culture studies

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On Screening Sambizanga in Lagos: The Monangambee Film Collective in Conversation

Ese J. Emmanuel, Alicia Abieyuwa Bergamelli, Chrystel Oloukoï

September 1, 2025article en

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Black CameraVol. 17(1)

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African history and culture studies

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