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TABASKI - BEST SHORT - AUDIENCE AWARD ROTTERDAM 2020

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A film by Laurence Attali, produced by Ousmane William Mbaye, with the painter Camara Gueye
© les films Mame Yande & Autoproduction sarl 2019

SYNOPSIS: Dakar, a few days before the feast of Tabaski, a painter is shut away in his studio, working on the theme of the ritual sacrifice of the ram. The red paint drips from the sketches hanging on clotheslines. An inscription on the wall: "Tabaski, who's next?". Three characters and a sheep revolve around him and reconnect him with reality.
NOTE: This hybrid movie, blending fiction, art and politics, is freely inspired by the work of the painter Iba Ndiaye, "The Tabaski round, who’s next?" painted in the 1960s and 1970s. A sort of allegory in which the sheep is presented as the symbol of all victims. Indeed, Iba Ndiaye was not thinking directly about the sacrifice of sheep for Tabaski in Senegal, but rather of the victims of segregation, apartheid and colonization. "Painting is remembering," he said.
Grand Jury Prize (AIRF), Dakar Court Dec 2019
Best Voices short Award IFFR Rotterdam 2020

Grand Prix Jury doté par AIRF, Dakar Court 19
Sélection Officielle IFFR Rotterdam 2020
SYNOPSIS - (Français)
Dakar, à quelques jours de la fête de Tabaski, le peintre Camara Gueye enfermé dans son atelier, travaille sur le thème du sacrifice rituel du bélier. La peinture rouge coule des esquisses accrochées à des cordes à linge. Une inscription tracée au mur : "Tabaski, à qui le tour ?" Trois personnages et un mouton gravitent autour de lui et le raccrochent à la réalité.
NOTE
Ce film hybride, mêlant fiction, art et politique, est librement inspiré de l’œuvre du peintre Iba Ndiaye (1928-2008), «La ronde de Tabaski, à qui le tour ?», réalisée dans les années 60 et 70. Une sorte d'allégorie où le mouton est présenté comme symbole de toutes les victimes. En effet, en peignant cette série, Iba Ndiaye ne pensait pas précisément au sacrifice des moutons de Tabaski au Sénégal, mais bien plutôt aux victimes de la ségrégation, de l'apartheid et de la colonisation. "Peindre est se souvenir", disait il.

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