US Edition"The Village Next to Paradise", the Silence of Those Who Have Nothing
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For a truly African cinema, far from Western clichésThirty years after Black Hawk Down (Ridley Scott, 1993, shot in Morocco), one of the worst American propaganda films since Green Berets and his Vietnam War according to John Wayne, it was time that we finally reached another point of view on Somalia. That is to say the particular interest of The Village Next to Paradise, Mo Harawe's first feature film, a Somali emigrant who learned his trade in…
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