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Michael Raeburn

Michael Raeburn ( bɛ dɔɣi o la silimiingoli January ni, 1943 yuuni [1] bee yuuni 1948[2]) o nyɛla ŋun nyɛ Zimbabwe shinii yaara.

Michael Raeburn
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O biɛhigu taarihi

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Raeburn ma daa nyɛla ŋun kpini Egypt nima bɛla ka o ba daa lee nyɛ British.[3] Bɛ daa dɔɣi o la Cairo, din be Egypt la, Raeburn ka o lee be Rhodesia tum o ni daa nyɛ yuma ata . O nyɛla ŋun chaŋ shikuru yuli booni University of Rhodesia, University of London mini University of Aix-en-Provence.[4][5]

O sinii nima

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  • Rhodesia Countdown,Yuuni 1969, Vaughan-Rogosin Films.[6] Directors' Fortnight - Cannes; Peace prize - Mannheim; London International Festival
  • The Plastic Shamrock, 1970, Vaughan-Rogosin Films / WDR Cologne. Ireland's industrial revolution in the 1960s.
  • Ireland Behind The Wire,yuuni 1973, Berwick Street Cooperative.[7]
  • Beyond The Plains Where Man Was Born,Yuuni 1976, Signfour Films/7 Productions. A Maasai tells the story of his life. London International Festival; Sydney FF.
  • Requiem For A Village,Yuuni 1975 (Producer), London International Festival.
  • The Life of Henry Cotton Yuuni 1976 ATV. Narrated by Sean Connery.
  • Sunday Sweet Sunday, yuuni 1978, Westward TV. Series on "The Sunday Lunch" in different countries, among different classes.
  • The Grass Is Singing, aka USA Killing Heat, Yuuni 1980[8] Chibote Ltd/Swedish Film Institute. Based on the novel by Doris Lessing. Camera: Bille August. Starring: Karen Black, John Thaw, John Kani. Leonard Maltins's Guide *** London Int.Festival; Toronto FF; San Francisco FF; Sydney FF.[9][10]
  • Soweto, 1988, Goldcrest Films/GEI/Skandia/NTA. Music: Hugh Masekela, Stimela and the ANC Choir. Camera: Dick Pope. Starring: Sam Williams, Dambiza Kente, Sophie Mxhina. Romeo and Juliet story set during theyuuni 1976 riots in Soweto. Filmed in Nigeria and Zimbabwe.
  • Under Africa Skies, 1988, BBC/Island Records. Series on African music in Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Mali, Algeria.
  • Jit, Yuuni 1990, Film Africa/Gavin Films.Virgin Records. Romantic comedy set in Zimbabwe. MOMA: New York-New Directors; Fespaco "Best cinematography"; Amiens 'Best actor'.[11][12]
  • Winds Of Rage, aka Vent de Colère,Yuuni 1998. British Screen/The Works/France 3. A peasant farmer, unable to adapt to a changing world, kills himself. His daughter turns the farm around. Camera: Chris Seager. Starring: Patrick Bouchitey, Coraly Zahonero, Bernadette Lafont.
  • Home Sweet Home, Yuuni 1999[13] Lizard Films France-New York. An experimental film about childhood memories shot on DV8 blown to 35mm. Cannes Film Festival- ACDO "Académie Du Documentaire"; Festival Africano di Milano "Premio C.E.I"; Vue d'Afrique, Montréal; Cinéma du Réel, Paris; Int. Festival of Gotteborg.
  • Zimbabwe Countdown[14] aka Zimbabwe: de la Libération au Chaos 2003. Arte France. 1st Prize African Film Festival Milan Yuuni 2003; 1st Prize "Beyond Borders" Clermont Ferrand; London Film Festival double bill with Rhodesia Countdown; Prix Italia, Catania Int. Festival; Cape Town World Cinema, "Signis International Jury Award"; Etats Généraux du Documentaire, France.[15]
  • Melvyn The Magnificent, aka Let's Hit The Streets, Yuuni 2005. FMC-France/SABC. Among the gangs during the Cape Town Carnival.
  • Triomf, yuuni 2008[16] GH Films, France/Giraffe, South Africa. Based on the Noma Prize novel by Marlène van Niekerk. Starring: Lionel Newton, Vanessa Cooke, Obed Baloyi, Eduan van Jaarsveldt. “Best South African Film” DIFF; “Best Actor” Tariffa; London International Festival; Pusan Int. Festival.

O buku nima

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  • Black Fire! Accounts of the guerilla war in Rhodesia, with an introduction by James Baldwin. yuuni 1978, J. Friedmann, London. US title We Are Everywhere, New York: Random House Inc, yuuni1979. Zimbabwe Publishing House, yuuni 1981.[17]
  • JIT, Anvil Press, 1991/Kaleidoscope, 1994. Novel about a young man from an African village trying to make his mark in the big city.
  • Night Of The Fireflies, David Philip, yuuni 2006. M-Net Literary Award.[18] While searching for his lover in war-torn Mozambique, a confused stranger meets a charismatic but dangerous medium who changes his life.

O Retrospective nima

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  • Yuuni 2010: Museé Dapper, Paris
  • Yuuni 2011: Festival de Douarnenez, France
  • Yuuni 2012: Museum of Cinema, Munich
  • yuuni 2014: Jeu de Paume Museum, Paris

Kundivihira

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  1. ↑ Singer, Michael (1993). Michael Singer's film directors: a complete guide. Lone Eagle. p. 244. ISBN 978-0-943728-60-5.
  2. ↑ Armes, Roy (2008). "Raeburn, Michael". Dictionary of African Filmmakers. Indiana University Press. p. 108. ISBN 978-0-253-35116-6.
  3. ↑ Kedmon Nyasha Hungwe, Interview with Michael Raeburn, 2001
  4. ↑ Campbell, James (2002). Talking at the Gates: A Life of James Baldwin. University of California Press. p. 253. ISBN 978-0-520-23130-6.
  5. ↑ Giles, Matt (16 November 2018). James Baldwin and the Lost Giovanni's Room Screenplay.
  6. ↑ Rhodesia Countdown.
  7. ↑ Ireland: Behind the Wire.
  8. ↑ The Grass is Singing (1981) (2 September 2013).
  9. ↑ The Grass is Singing.
  10. ↑ Film Review: Doris Lessing's the Grass is Singing (Michael Raeburn, 1981) - the Postcolonialist.
  11. ↑ Jit.
  12. ↑ Holden, Stephen (20 March 1993). "Reviews/Film Festival; A Quirky Ancestor and the Road to Love". The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/1993/03/20/movies/reviews-film-festival-a-quirky-ancestor-and-the-road-to-love.html.
  13. ↑ Home Sweet Home (28 February 2001).
  14. ↑ Zimbabwe Countdown (2003).
  15. ↑ Zimbabwe Countdown, Michael Raeburn's view of the crisis ravaging Zimbabwe (January 2004).
  16. ↑ Triomf movie, Michael Raeburn (January 2004).
  17. ↑ Black Fire! (1978).
  18. ↑ Raeburn, Michael (2006). Night of the Fireflies. ISBN 9780864866868.
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