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Positioning StatementBoul Falle Images places the artist and the human at the heart of the aesthetic experience to build an inside perspective that remains dense, free, and resistant to dominant media narratives.
FILM PRODUCTION / AFRICAN CINEMA / DOCUMENTARY
BOULE FALLE IMAGES.
CINEMA, MEMORY, AND TRANSMISSION.
Born from a passion for cinema, bodies in motion, and musical commitment, the company supports writer director driven films, trains technicians, and builds a cultural and economic network around the arts and audiovisual fields.
Festival Tracker
FESPACO OFFICIAL SELECTION
IDFA FORUM PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
DAKAR DOCS INDUSTRY INVITATION
AFRIKALDIA AUDIENCE AWARD MENTION
FESPACO OFFICIAL SELECTION
IDFA FORUM PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
DAKAR DOCS INDUSTRY INVITATION
AFRIKALDIA AUDIENCE AWARD MENTION
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About the studio
Founded in Dakar in 2010 by filmmaker Rama Thiaw and director of photography Amath Niane, Boul Falle Images supports filmmakers, trains technicians, and develops lasting circulation for African cinema.
The company emerged from the desire to support cinematic works in which mise en scene, authorial truth, and an inside perspective reshape the way the continent is seen.
Its vision privileges demanding African cinema shaped by political memory, music, bodies in motion, and documentary or hybrid forms able to circulate internationally.
Its mission is to produce singular films, transmit technical knowledge to younger generations, and strengthen a cultural and economic ecosystem for the arts and audiovisual industry in Africa.
Zion Music
Caught between endless wars and dreams of democracy, Zion Music follows the place of reggae in Africa and the way music speaks with politics, spirituality, and hope across the continent.
Financed by CNC Monde, SACEM, Africalia, OIF, FOPICA, and FONSIC ACP. Presented at the Leipzig Documentary Film Market in 2018.
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Project in focusArtistic Sabbars of Dakar
Sabbar is a full editorial, curatorial, and collective platform. From the homepage onward, the site should present it as an autonomous project rather than a satellite film item.
