Contribution of the Institut français of Ouagadougou to Fespaco and to the consolidation of the film culture in Burkina Faso
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4 avril 2024
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- isbn: 978-2-7574-3642-4
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Justin Ouoro, « Contribution of the Institut français of Ouagadougou to Fespaco and to the consolidation of the film culture in Burkina Faso », Presses universitaires du Septentrion, ID : 10670/1.e1q371
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In Sub-Saharan Africa, Burkina Faso is one of the countries where the political authorities became aware, early on, of the economic, political and axiological stakes of the image. Three years after the acquisition of independence, in 1963, the country adopted a national television as a privileged channel for the education and awareness of its mainly illiterate populations, whose linguistic and cultural diversity was already an obstacle to the construction of national unity. The strategy of c...