'My Father’s Shadow' Review: Nigeria's First Cannes…
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'My Father’s Shadow' Review: Nigeria's First Cannes Selection Marks a Miraculous Gem of Autofiction
The film, written by brothers Akinola and Wale Davies and directed by the former, spans one day in the life of two young boys traveling with their father from a rural village to Lagos. This intimate and well-observed drama is a deeply humanist narrative.
\-- **Murtada Elfadl**, culture writer and critic from Khartoum, Sudan, who now lives in New York City
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The film, written by brothers Akinola and Wale Davies and directed by the former, spans one day in the life of two young boys traveling with their father from a rural village to Lagos. This intimate and well-observed drama is a deeply humanist narrative.
\-- **Murtada Elfadl**, culture writer and critic from Khartoum, Sudan, who now lives in New York City
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