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Angola Dreams and reality

Angola Dreams and reality

Angola - sen a skutečnost, Czech Republic, 2008, 56 min, Digi Beta, Human Rights, Social Issues
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A civil war which had been running at various degrees of intensity in Angola since 1975 came to an end seven years ago; the conflict had begun when the country ceased to be a Portuguese colony. Tomáš Hodan's documentary shows what happened when the 'white man' returned to Angola, this time to help it get back on its feet. Two Czechs, Vladimír Lima from the organisation People in Need and Martin Lošťák from the Czech Agricultural University, help Angolan students to get a qualification, and in that way contribute to the country's development. However, providing education rather than material support in Angola is far from easy. The film shows in detail the nuances of day-to-day life in which different mentalities and cultural backgrounds continually clash.
Director:
Tomáš Hodan
Original idea:
Tomáš Hodan, Marek Vítek
Producer:
Marek Vítek
Executive producer:
Jakub Liška
Director of photography:
Tomáš Hodan
Screenplay:
Tomáš Hodan
Editor:
Anna Johnson Ryndová
Sound:
Vladimír Chrastil
Languages:
Czech, Portugese
Subtitles:
English
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One World festival , Prague 2009
Take One Action Film Festival - Glasgow, Ireland
African Films and Culture - Afrycamera - Wroclaw, Poland
13th Ismailia International Festival dor Documentary and Short Films - Giza, Egypt
9th IFF WATCH DOCS, Warsaw, Poland
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