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August is full of African cinema releases

Culture 06/08/2025
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Sequence from the film "Memory of Princess Mumbi".
Secuencia de la película «Memory of Princess Mumbi».

El mes de agosto llega cargado de novedades para los amantes del cine africano. Diversos géneros y narrativas coinciden en una cartelera que promete sorprender a públicos internacionales.

Entre las producciones más esperadas figura un thriller ambientado en la cultura igbo. La trama explora las tensiones familiares que surgen en torno a una herencia disputada, con tintes de drama psicológico.

Otra propuesta destacada es un falso documental de ciencia ficción situado en el año 2093. La película imagina un futuro alternativo del continente y combina técnicas de animación y metraje real.

Senegal también aporta títulos relevantes inspirados en obras literarias. Estas adaptaciones trasladan al cine relatos clásicos y contemporáneos que abordan temas de identidad y memoria colectiva.

La selección, recogida por el portal cultural OkayAfrica, se distribuye en plataformas de streaming y salas de cine. Su variedad confirma el buen momento creativo que vive la industria audiovisual africana.

Fuente: @okayafrica

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