Black Goddess
New York African Film Festival 2019
May 30 - June 4, 2019
Black Goddess is a classic Nigerian-Brazilian film from director Ola Balogun that journeys into the past and present of Africa.
Q&A with Ola Balogun
Black Goddess is a classic Nigerian-Brazilian film from director Ola Balogun that journeys into the past and present of Africa. Balogun’s tale is a love story that spans three centuries, set in both the 18th century and the 1970s, when the movie was made. Structured in the form of mystical journey, the film unfolds under the aegis of the Yoruba divinity Yemoja.
35mm print courtesy of the Cinémathèque Française, thanks to Emilie Cauquy
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