Amateur home movie of Trans Sahara expedition by tourists in 1971 through Algeria and Republic of Niger, North Africa.

Agadez, Niger, men gathered outside the mosque. Panning view of the walled town and its mud buildings. Dusty streets and local Tuareg and Berber people walking past. A group of people are pounding grain in mortars. A different view of the Grand Mosque in Agadez. A busy market with goods laid out on woven mats on the sandy ground. Tiny huts with laundry hanging outside. The walls of the city in the background. It is very windy and peoples’ long clothes billow. View over the walled compounds, it looks like a dust storm is blowing in. The mosque again. Pack animals laden with produce in a wide dusty street. Back to the market and excellent footage of local people trading, colourful dress and people going about their normal business ignoring the camera. Possibly small livestock market with goats. Tethered camels. Women carrying babies on their backs. One of the tourists buys fruit at a stall. The streets of Agadez and more pounding grain. Tuareg men stand around at the camel market. A woman using a large pestle and mortar. Two men wrestle in front of a large crowd.

Niamey Niger Zarma Ciine filim

Un film de moussa Hamadou Djingarey

LYRICS:

And now, the nations of the world, brought to you by, the movies and TV shows!

(Verse 1)
United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru

Republic Dominican, Cuba, Caribbean, Greenland, El Salvador too.

Puerto Rico, Colombia, Venezuela, Honduras, Guyana, and still

Guatemala, Bolivia, then Argentina, and Ecuador, Chile, Brazil.

Costa Rica, Belize, Nicaragua, Bermuda, Bahamas, Tobago, San Juan

Paraguay, Uruguay, Suriname, and French Guiana, Barbados, and Guam.

(Verse 2)
Norway, and Sweden, and Iceland, and Finland, and Germany, now in one piece

Switzerland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Turkey, and Greece.

Poland, Romania, Scotland, Albania, Ireland, Russia, Oman

Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Hungary, Cyprus, Iraq, and Iran.

There's Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and Yemen, Kuwait, and Bahrain

The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, and Portugal, France, England, Denmark, and Spain.

(Verse 3)
India, Pakistan, Burma, Afghanistan, Thailand, Nepal, and Bhutan

Cambodia, Malaysia, then Bangladesh, Asia, and China, Korea, Japan.

Mongolia, Laos, and Tibet, Indonesia, The Philippine Islands, Taiwan

Sri Lanka, New Guinea, Sumatra, New Zealand, then Borneo, and Vietnam.

Tunisia, Morocco, Uganda, Angola, Zimbabwe, Djibouti, Botswana

Mozambique, Zambia, Swaziland, Gambia, Guinea, Algeria, Ghana.

(Verse 4)
Burundi, Lesotho, Malawi, and Togo, The Spanish Sahara is gone!

Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Liberia, Egypt, Benin, and Gabon.

Tanzania, Somalia, Kenya, and Mali, Sierra Leone, and Algiers

Dahomey, Namibia, Senegal, Libya, Cameroon, Congo, Zaire.

Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau, Madagascar, Rwanda, Maore, and Cayman

Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Yugoslavia...

Crete, Mauritania, then Transylvania, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Malta, and Palestine, Fiji, Australia, Sudan!

(New Updated Verse 5)
Montenegro, and Bosnia Herzegovina, The Soviet Union is gone!

South Africa, Georgia, Moldova, Latvia, Belarus, Azerbaijan.

Uzbekistan, Hey! Kazakhstan, Hey! then there's Tajikistan too, Hey!

Turkmenistan, Hey! Kyrgyzstan, Hey! Armenia, Tonga, Palau.

Lithuania, Serbia, Kosovo, US Samoa, The Balkans, Brunei

Macau, and Crimea, then Eritrea...

Ukraine, Estonia, here's Macedonia, New Caledonia, Eastern Slovenia, Ivory Coast, and Cape Verde, Andorra, The Solomon Islands, Dubai! Goodbye!

WAKOKIN NIGER FILM festival and the new

Niger Film HD ( Documentaries 2008)

Safi et Binta, deux destins qui se croisent à la croisée d'un combat acharné et impétueux contre les vicissitudes d'un héritage social.
"Le Pagne" est le titre du film réalisé par Moussa Hamadou Djingarey. Ce film nigérien explore les dynamiques sociales et culturelles à travers l'histoire d'un pagne, un tissu traditionnel important en Afrique de l'Ouest.
Le film met en lumière les enjeux sociaux liés à ce tissu, qui est souvent utilisé comme cadeau ou symbole lors d'événements significatifs tels que les mariages et les cérémonies. "Le Pagne" de Djingarey est apprécié pour sa représentation authentique de la vie quotidienne et des traditions au Niger, tout en abordant des thèmes universels tels que l'amour, la famille et la communauté.

Produced by Izzy Media & Active Empire Films
UPM: Petrus Ndara
Director: Elizabeth
Producer: Hanna
Location: Namibia Otjiwarongo

Executive Produced by the Criminal Justice System
Funded by the UN-Office on Drugs & Crimes (UNODC)
Created by The Office of the Prosecutor General
Filmed by Dmool Productions
Produced by Shilongo Visuals
Script Edited and Directed by Ndakalako Shilongo

the culture.

From being a gang leader to a free man, arguably Namibia's most renowned inmate, Ninja, is released from prison.

Tjiraa explores the balancing act of two worlds. Vezuva returns home to find she is expected to marry her cousin. She is familiar with the custom, but would like a compromise, as she loves someone else.
Her cultural mother convinces her to continue with the wedding, to Vezuva’s detriment.

Directed by: Krischka Stoffels
Email: kashandra25@gmail.com
Twitter: wintersoup