Filmography
A film that explores African history, memory, and identities
Over 35 years of documentary filmmaking. Each film is an act of resistance, a testimony, and a way of passing on a legacy.
1980s
The first film shot in Paris about the lives of a group of Africans engaged in exploring African identity in France and the creation of the magazine 'Bwana Magazine'.
An intimate film about the loss of a father and the grieving process. An introduction to recurring themes in the film: memory, transmission, and identity.
1990s
Jean-Marie Téno’s only feature-length fiction film, an exploration of the political and social realities of Cameroon.