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Film Review | An Exploration of Culture and Colonialism in ‘Dahomey’  Santa Barbara Independent

Dahomey second look review: bringing it all back home  British Film Institute

The Best Documentaries of 2024  The Film Stage

Mubi’s December 2024 Lineup Includes Dahomey, Bird, The People’s Joker & More  imdb

New documentary tracks the return of looted art from France to Benin  Art Newspaper

'Dahomey' Review: Mati Diop's Stirring Account of Cultural Reclamation  Hollywood Reporter

MUBI’s December 2024 Lineup Includes Dahomey, Bird, The People’s Joker & More  The Film Stage

Isaac Julien’s Truth  The Nation

Alain Resnais  Artforum

I. Mind and Machine: Jesse McLean and Alain Resnais  E-Flux

Alain Resnais 100  The Criterion Collection

Questioning the Place of Black Art in a White Man’s Collection (Published 2022)  The New York Times

‘Sans Soleil’ Shows Us the Impact of Unlikely Footage in Film  Collider

“Be realistic, demand the impossible!” Cinema, Surrealism, Marxism  bam.org

The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie  bam.org

Entranced Earth  bam.org

Calcutta 71  bam.org

Daisies + Ilha das Flores  bam.org

Mati Diop’s Dahomey  The Criterion Collection

U.S. Trailer for Mati Diop’s Golden Bear-Winning Dahomey Gives Voice to Art  The Film Stage

New Documentary Marks a Milestone Within the Repatriation Debate  ARTnews

Innovative Filmmaker Wins Turner Prize for Art (Published 2014)  The New York Times

This French New Wave Film Walked So 'Oppenheimer' Could Run  Collider

Memories of Alain Resnais, Cinema’s Explorer of Memory  Haaretz

Isaac Julien – What Freedom Is to Me review: Beauty in abundance, but the political works are sidelined  The Independent

Chris Marker, Always Moving | Max Nelson  The New York Review of Books

Ali Cherri Challenges the Western Gaze  frieze.com

10 Films to See in October  The Film Stage