Pourquoi depuis 25 ans, le nom de la France est-il associé à la tragédie rwandaise ? Le rôle de l’État français, soutien du régime hutu de Juvénal Habyarimana dans sa guerre contre la rébellion tutsie du Front patriotique rwandais, le FPR, est loin d’avoir été clair. Les gouvernements français ont rejeté toute responsabilité dans le génocide, tout en admettant que des "erreurs politiques" avaient pu être commises qui ont empêché de prévenir ou d’arrêter le génocide. Pour la première fois, des hauts gradés de l’armée française, des politiques, s’expriment face caméra, témoins clés de l’Opération turquoise, mission militaire et humanitaire contre laquelle sont portées de graves accusations.

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CONTRACT, a 79-minute docudrama film explores aspects of the African Diaspora, history and culture that are not widely known or are normally overlooked in mainstream, popular and scholarly discourse.

CONTRACT tells the compelling story of two African countries (Cape Verde and São Tome and Príncipe) forever linked by a history of poverty and slavery, and two people forever linked by the unbreakable bonds of family and love.

It tells the story of Cape Verdean indentured servants who left their homes for a better life only to be bound by "contracts" that won't ever be paid off. The film, at its heart, also documents the filmmaker's journey to reunite his uncle, an indentured servant as well, with his family, 44 years after leaving home on a contract. This film is not only a powerful emotional experience, it is an in-depth look into the past and the legacy of slavery.

It's an intense journey not only for the contract workers, receiving 10 cents per day and a $10 life retirement from the São Tomé and Príncipe government, but also for the filmmaker who returns to his roots in the making of this film.

CONTRACT, was filmed in the Cape Verde Islands, São Tomé & Príncipe, Portugal, and the United States.

With archival materials and discussion from Professor Dr. Noam Chomsky, Dr. Richard Jr. Lobban, Dr. Peter Mendy, Filmmaker and Writer Ike Karnick and others, footage includes interviews with artists, historians, and contract workers providing reflections on the history, people, culture, and music of Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe.

CONTRACT was nominated for the Audience Award for Favorite Documentary during the 18th edition of the Pan African Film & Arts Festival (PAFF.)

CONTRACT became the first Cape Verdean and São Tomé and Príncipe film ever to be the recipient of an Award For Best Documentary Filmmaking at the 12th Annual Roxbury International Film Festival. ‘CONTRACT’ wins the Best Feature Film Award at the 4th Cape Verde International Film Festival (CVIFF) held at Santa Maria Cultural Center in Sal, Cape Verde on 10/20/2013 and wins the Grand Jury Award for Best Feature Film at the 1st edition of Cape Verde American Film Festival held in Washington, DC last May.

Everyone should see this film. Narrated in English. The languages: Creole (Cape Verdean and São Tomé and Príncipe,) English, and Portuguese with English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish subtitles.

CONTRACT, a 79-minute docudrama film explores aspects of the African Diaspora, history and culture that are not widely known or are normally overlooked in mainstream, popular and scholarly discourse.

CONTRACT tells the compelling story of two African countries (Cape Verde and São Tome and Príncipe) forever linked by a history of poverty and slavery, and two people forever linked by the unbreakable bonds of family and love.

It tells the story of Cape Verdean indentured servants who left their homes for a better life only to be bound by "contracts" that won't ever be paid off. The film, at its heart, also documents the filmmaker's journey to reunite his uncle, an indentured servant as well, with his family, 44 years after leaving home on a contract.

This film is not only a powerful emotional experience, but it is also an in-depth look into the past and the legacy of slavery. It's an intense journey not only for the contract workers, receiving 10 cents per day and a $10 life retirement from the São Tomé and Príncipe government, but also for the filmmaker who returns to his roots in the making of this film.

CONTRACT was filmed in the Cape Verde Islands, São Tomé & Príncipe, Portugal, and the United States. With archival materials and discussion from Professor Dr. Noam Chomsky, Dr. Richard Jr. Lobban, Dr. Peter Mendy, Filmmaker and Writer Ike Karnick and others, the footage includes interviews with artists, historians, and contract workers providing reflections on the history, people, culture, and music of Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe.

CONTRACT was nominated for the Audience Award for Favorite Documentary during the 18th edition of the Pan African Film & Arts Festival (PAFF.)

CONTRACT became the first Cape Verdean and São Tomé and Príncipe film ever to be the recipient of an Award For Best Documentary Filmmaking at the 12th Annual Roxbury International Film Festival.

CONTRACT wins the Best Feature Film Award at the 4th Cape Verde International Film Festival (CVIFF) held at Santa Maria Cultural Center in Sal, Cape Verde on 10/20/2013 and wins the Grand Jury Award for Best Feature Film at the 1st edition of Cape Verde American Film Festival held in Washington, DC on May 2014.

Everyone should see this film. Narrated in English. The languages: Creole (Cape Verdean and São Tomé and Príncipe,) English, and Portuguese with English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish subtitles.

A short film about the lost paradise called Sao Tome...

São Tomé acolheu na passada quarta-feira, 15 de Fevereiro no Centro Cultural Português a 3ª edição do festival de Cinema, FESTFILM. Divulgar a cultura nacional além fronteiras, através do cinema é um dos objectivos deste evento que contou com a participação do Ministério da Educação, Cultura, Ciência e Comunicação.

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É com prazer que vos apresento o 1º filme de curta-metragem do meu recente trabalho (AVENIDA SÃO TOMÉ EM STOP MOTION).
A ideia consiste em apresentar um cartão de visita de São Tomé e Príncipe sob a técnica de animação em STOP MOTION, divulgando o

quão belo é são as nossas paisagens e arquivar o ficheiro para futuros Spot publicitários, documentários, séries entre outros.

Nota:No final de cada filme, exibirei o próximo passo.

Espero que curtão o video e contribuam para a melhoria do mesmo.

José Quaresma | Designer Gráfico

Este filme faz parte de um projeto do Ministério da Educação de São Tomé e Príncipe, da Universidade Católica Portuguesa e do Instituto Marquês de Valle Flôr onde revela o desenvolvimento linguístico e social de crianças, jovens e adultos Surdos de São Tomé e Principe durante um ano e meio.

A film about growing up and welcoming friends to the island of Príncipe.