08/15/2025
Africa World Now Project (AWNP) & BloomBars Present “Frantz Fanon: His Life, His Work, His Struggle” The film traces Fanon’s journey from Martinique to Algeria, examining his groundbreaking work on the psychology of colonialism and his active role in the Algerian independence movement. It highlights his key writings, including “Black Skin, White Masks” and “The Wretched of the Earth,” which profoundly influenced anti-colonial struggles globally. The film utilizes archival footage and expert insights to analyze Fanon’s lasting legacy in postcolonial thought and social justice movements.
Directed by Cheikh Djemai. 2001 (Run Time: 52min)
Fanon’s insights into the psychological impact of colonialism and racism remain highly relevant today, informing discussions on identity, race, and social justice movements like Black Lives Matter.
His work continues to be a vital touchstone in understanding colonialism, racism, and the ongoing struggles for liberation and social justice around the world.
2001 (Run Time: 52min)