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Nhinguitimo (2021)
In the form of a short political fable, Nhinguitimo explores the relations between the dispossession of rural land—and its crops—and the colonial system. The story of the rebellion of one single farm worker against the colonizers six decades ago can also shape a reflexion on the persisting exploitation of the territory and its people.
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In the form of a short political fable, Nhinguitimo explores the relations between the dispossession of rural land—and its crops—and the colonial system. The story of the rebellion of one single farm worker against the colonizers six decades ago can also shape a reflexion on the persisting exploitation of the territory and its people.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Licínio Azevedo
In Theaters:11/9/2021
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Ébano Multimédia, Mahla Filmes
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