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I am not your Negro by Raoul Peck
2020Les travaux sur les cinémas d’Afrique et des diasporas gagnent en complexité, où l’interdisciplinarité devient centrale. Cette analyse de Je ne suis pas votre nègre (2016) du réalisateur haïtien Raoul Peck montre la fécondité du dialogue entre les disciplines, les espaces et les concepts dans l’étude de productions audiovisuelles et l’analyse de l ...
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Baldwin's Rendezvous with the Twenty-First Century: I Am Not Your Negro
Film Quarterly, 2017Thirty years after James Baldwin's untimely death at the age of 63, Haitian-born Raoul Peck makes good on Baldwin's spirited prophecy through his timely and intrepidly titled I Am Not Your Negro (2016). In his rendezvous with Baldwin, Peck carries Baldwin's prescient voice into the twenty-first century, where his rhetorical practice of “telling it like
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Baldwin's spiegel: I Am Not Your Negro
De Filmkrant, 2017Met teksten van schrijver James Baldwin (1924-1987) laat I Am Not Your Negro zien dat racisme diep geworteld is in onze machtsstructuren en dat we ons daarvan rekenschap moeten geven. In tijden waarin mensen ‘zonder erbij na te denken’ racistische beledigingen de wereld in slingeren, is het doortastende gedachtegoed van Baldwin opnieuw nodig om ...
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Tapping the source: Raoul Peck’s James Baldwin and the archival backstage of I Am Not Your Negro
AdaptationAbstract Raoul Peck’s I Am Not Your Negro (2016) presents itself and was understood as the cinematic counterpart to Remember this House, a book James Baldwin began in 1979 but never finished. In fact less than 20% of the film’s voiceover derives from this or any unpublished source.
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“We Are Our History”: A Critical Reading of Personas in I Am Not Your Negro
Western Journal of Communication, 2023openaire +1 more source
Juxtapositional Pedagogy and Tending to Loss in James Baldwin's and Raoul Peck's I Am Not Your Negro
Philosophy of Education, 2018Mario Di Paolantonio, Lara Okihiro
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