French-Beninese Filmmaker Explores Resistance in Slavery-era Mauritius
Simon Moutaïrou’s debut No chain, no master In 1759, Mauritius, it explores the stories of enslaved people on the French colonial sugar plantation. The narrative centers on the father duo, emphasizing resistance and courage in oppression. Moutaïrou draws inspiration from his anger and rehabilitation, displaying maroon as a symbol of liberation. With a rich spiritual and cultural portrayal of werewolf, the film transcends the victims to highlight their humanity. Timely comments on modern inequality demand a system of resistance to oppression.
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