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DESCRIPTION:According to the director Flora Gomes\, “‘Mortu Nega’ is a stor
 y of a woman who chooses to join the struggle\, because she herself wants 
 to be free – and there’s nothing in this world like wanting to be free.” H
 er sensational feature film debut has long been regarded as the beginning 
 of cinema in Guinea-Bissau\, and Gomes has since become one of its most im
 portant figures. This unusual and influential epic explores the end of the
  guerrilla war – and its difficult aftermath – that brought independence t
 o Guinea-Bissau after half a century of brutal Portuguese colonial rule.‘T
 hose Whom Death Refused’\, GUI 1988\, director: Flora Gomes\, 96 min\, OV 
 (Creole and Portuguese) with EN subtitlesVideo introduction: Flora Gomes (
 director)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261023T120000
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LOCATION:Si̇nema Transtopia
SUMMARY:Mortu Nega
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:According to the director Flora Gomes\, “‘Mort
 u Nega’&nbsp\;is a story of a woman who chooses to join the struggle\, bec
 ause she herself wants to be free – and there’s nothing in this world like
  wanting to be free.” Her sensational feature film debut has long been reg
 arded as the beginning of cinema in Guinea-Bissau\, and Gomes has since be
 come one of its most important figures. This unusual and influential epic 
 explores the end of the guerrilla war – and its difficult aftermath – that
  brought independence to Guinea-Bissau after half a century of brutal Port
 uguese colonial rule.‘Those Whom Death Refused’\, GUI 1988\, director: Flo
 ra Gomes\, 96 min\, OV (Creole and Portuguese) with EN subtitlesVideo intr
 oduction: Flora Gomes (director)
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