18 Jan 1971
Die weiße Gefahr
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A State of Blackness: Aimé Césaire’s Way
Documentary exploring the thought and work of Aimé Césaire.
Top Billed Cast
Aimé Césaire Himself
Paul Chamberland Himself
Lobo Dyabavadra Himself
Joby Bernabé Himself
Cécile Celma Herself
Jean-Paul Daoust Himself
Andrée Ferretti Herself
Michaëlle Jean Herself
Serge Legagneur Himself
Alfred Marie-Jeanne Himself
Yves Préfontaine Himself
Yves-Marie Séraline Himself
Evrard Suffrin Himself
Pierre Vallières Himself
Denise Wiltord Herself
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