Simply Black
New York African Film Festival 2022
May 12 - 17, 2022
JP, a failed 40-year-old actor, decides to organize the first large-scale Black solidarity march in France. But he finds himself torn between his desire to be in the limelight & his commitment as an activist.
Q&A with Jean-Pascal Zadi on May 14
JP, a failed 40-year-old actor, decides to organize the first large-scale Black solidarity march in France. But his often-farcical encounters with influential personalities from the community and the self-serving support he receives from French humorist Fary find him torn between his desire to be in the limelight and his genuine commitment as an activist.
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