Yellow fever

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Movie
Original title Yellow fever
Country of production United Kingdom
original language English
Publishing year 2012
length 7 minutes
Rod
Director Ng'endo Mukii
script Ng'endo Mukii
production Royal College of Art
music Kadialy Kouyate
camera Alex MacNaughton
cut Ng'endo Mukii
occupation

Yellow Fever ( German  yellow fever ) is a British short film of Ng'endo MUKii from the year 2012 . In Germany, the film premiered on May 4, 2013 at the International Short Film Festival in Oberhausen .

action

The self-image of many African women seems to be disturbed as they are increasingly trying to get a lighter skin color, encouraged by the media. For this ideal of beauty, women accept severe pain.

Reviews

“Light skin as an ideal of beauty seduces many girls and women in Africa into painful attempts to change their appearance. The film, which was also shown in the children's and youth film competition, stages the state of insufficiency in an exciting mix of collage, animation and dance. He cleverly addresses the racist causes of the feeling of inferiority and their consolidation through today's media. "

- Ecumenical jury 2013 : kurzfilmtage.de

Awards

Kenya International Film Festival 2012

  • Best animation

Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards 2013

  • Best short film

International Short Film Festival Oberhausen 2013

Chicago International Film Festival 2013

  • Silver Hugo for Best Animated Short Film

Underexposed Film Festival 2013

  • Best student film

This Is England Film Festival 2013

  • Best animation

Individual evidence

  1. "Special Mention of the Ecumenical Jury"

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