Buy Tickets NOW!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProducing and making PanAfrican is one thing, broadcasting them is another.\u00a0If the films were produced on the margins of the industry, they do not get the visibility they deserve.\u00a0Passion, transparency and professionalism are the three areas of work of Sudu Connexion.\u00a0In order to give the best possible visibility to the movies, please contact us.\u00a0After 13 years spent to promote Panafrican films in the medias and 5 years broadcasting them in Africa, America and Europe, the Sudu Connexion team defends the fact that\u00a0a film is made to be seen<\/strong>\u00a0. – Claire Diao &Dorthee Oum, Sudo Connexion<\/em><\/p>\nWhat image do we have of ourselves when we have little knowledge our family history? When we visit our childhood homes after being gone for a long time? When we do not meet the criteria that society is imposing on us? When we wish to free ourselves from the image that others have about us? It has been said that it is often linked to the images that represent us in cinema, on television and in the media. Through various approaches, these filmmakers, these French children of immigrants from Africa, in Quartiers Lointains(distant quarters) 5th Season, take on the challenges of these questions in an intimate and moving way.<\/p>\n