Black And Loud: Afrocentric Films Everyone Should See
Looking for some Afro-centric entertainment? Check out these movies and immerse yourself in Black culture.
Riddim Sénégal
A team of surfers from all over the world: Trinidad, Reunion, England, Guadeloupe, Morocco, set out to discover the Senegalese waves.
The team is welcomed by Oumar, the best surfer in the country. Between two sessions, Oumar makes them share his life in N'gor, a small fishing village.
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A team of surfers from all over the world: Trinidad, Reunion, England, Guadeloupe, Morocco, set out to discover the Senegalese waves. The team is welcomed by Oumar, the best surfer in the country. Between two sessions, Oumar makes them share his life in N'gor, a small fishing village.
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