The Pan-African Festival in Algiers
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The Pan-African Festival in Algiers was released on January 1, 1969.
The Pan-African Festival in Algiers was directed by William Klein.
The Pan-African Festival in Algiers has a runtime of 1h 50m.
The Pan-African Festival in Algiers was produced by Mohammed Ouar, Nedjima Lalem, Mostefa Belhadj, Belkacem Benseghir, Hafid Rachedi.
This is a documentary film which explores both the politics and music of the First PanAfrican Cultural Festival. Third World solidarity was much in fashion in 1969, when the festival was held. Many of the interviewees hold forth about colonialism and neocolonialism, and the need for exploited countries to stick together. Held in Algeria, the filmmakers were able to interview Eldrige Cleaver and other Black Panthers during their exile there. Among the film's musical highlights is a performance by Miriam Makeba, followed by an interview with her.
The key characters in The Pan-African Festival in Algiers are Self (Nina Simone), Self (Archie Shepp), Self (Miriam Makeba).
The Pan-African Festival in Algiers is a Documentary, Musical, Music film.
The Pan-African Festival in Algiers has an audience rating of 7 out of 10.