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<sc>Lumumba</sc>. Produced by Jacques Bidou; directed by Raoul Peck; screenplay by Raoul Peck and Pascal Bonitzer. 2000; color; 115 minutes. France (French, Belgian, German, and Haitian coproduction); French with English subtitles. Distributed by Zeitgeist Films

American Historical Review, 2002
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FILM REVIEW: Raoul Peck'sLumumba:A Film for Our Times

Research in African Literatures, 2002
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Raoul Fransen

Lancet, The, 2004
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Intermelodicity in Raoul Peck's Cinema: Musical Narratives of Resistance, Memory and Postcolonial Identity

This article examines the concept of intermelodicity in the cinematic works of Haitian-born filmmaker Raoul Peck, focusing on how musical elements function as narrative metasporic devices that transcend conventional film scoring to become integral components of meaning-making.
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Gewalt der Stille : l'homme sur les quais von Raoul Peck

1994
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Raoul Peck's The Man by the Shore , Orality, Film and Repression

Critical Interventions, 2011
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The Tree that does not hide the Forest: Raoul Peck's Aesthetical and Political Approach to Cinema

Caribbean Quarterly, 2004
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6 Haitian National Identity and Gender in Raoul Peck’s Moloch Tropical

2015
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Communiqué de Raoul Peck à l’occasion de la sortie de son film LUMUMBA

Présence Africaine, 1999
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RAOUL PECK’S LUMUMBA: THE PASSION OF REMEMBRANCE AND THE PAN-DIASPORIC LONGING FOR HISTORY

Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art, 2002
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