Luanda, The Music Factory
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| Luanda, the Music Factory | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Inês Gonçalves Kiluanje Liberdade |
| Written by | Inês Gonçalves Kiluanje Liberdade |
| Cinematography | Inês Gonçalves |
| Edited by | Maria Joana Figueiredo |
| Music by | Dj Buda Dj Mal Criado DJ Bobodji Mankilas Mutante |
Production company | Noland Films |
| Distributed by | Marfilmes |
Release date | 2009 |
Running time | 54 minutes |
| Countries | Angola Portugal |
| Languages | Portuguese Kimbundu |
Luanda, the Music Factory (original title: Luanda, a Fábrica da Música is a 2009 documentary film about Kuduro directed by Inês Gonçalves and Kiluanje Liberdade.
Synopsis
In the middle of a Luanda slum (musseque), DJ Buda owns a recording studio, giving the opportunity to young singers to express themselves. Rhyming at Buda's beats, kids shout out all their worries and everyday experiences to his old micro with an incredible energy.[1] In the end they dance joyfully, laugh and listen to their own work with the inhabitants of the neighbourhood.
A new music and parties' market is exploding with the new generation.
Festivals
- DokFest, Germany (2010)
- World Film Festival, Canada (2010)
- Festival de Cine Africano de Córdoba, Spain (2010)
- Play-Doc, Spain (2010)
- Africa in the Picture, The Netherlands[permanent dead link] (2009)
- DocLisboa, Portugal (2009)
- DokLeipzig, Germany (2009)
- My World Images, Denmark
- Centre for African Culture, Norway
Bibliography
- Alisch, Stefanie; Siegert, Nadine, Angolanidade revisited – Kuduro, ACADEMIC, 6-June-2011, available in [1]
See also
External links
- Luanda, the Music Factory at IMDb
- Luanda, the Music Factory at RTP (Portugal)
- Cinema Português
- Luanda, the Music Factory at Público (Portugal)
- Luanda, the Music Factory at Revista Visão' cinema blog.
- Kuduro de Angola
- in Diálogos antropológicos
References
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