Another day of life: a film experience that continues to irritate under the skin long after leaving the movie house.

by Jaïr Tchong
8 March 201930 March 2022
4 min read
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Het blijft wonderlijk hoeveel emotie intelligente animatie kan genereren. In Another day of life (vanaf 14 maart in de bioscoop) wordt de Angolese verslaggeving door de legendarische Poolse journalist Ryszard Kapuściński groots in getekende beelden gevat. In combinatie met live footage en welgekozen archiefmateriaal levert dat een hellevaart van 85 minuten op die op meerdere niveau's valt te waarderen.
Kapuściński (1932-2007) is een vroege meester van de literaire non-fictie. Hij verwierf een re...

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Jaïr Tchong

Formerly cultural journalist and music programmer (Tolhuistuin, Melkweg) in the Netherlands. Since 1 December 2019, music programmer for arts centre KAAP. KAAP organises two annual collaborations in Bruges and Ostend. In Ostend in its own venue by the sea, in Bruges nomadically throughout the city and with partners such as Concertgebouw Brugge, Cactus, CC Brugge and De Republiek. KAAP also organises festivals: Push the Button, Dansand, Jazz Brugge and AMOK.View Author posts

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