Scarecrow Academy - BLACK GIRL (1966) | NANNY (2022)

Saturday, December 2
2pm
Online Film Discussion

Presented as part of Scarecrow Academy - Women in Trouble: Great Melodrama in Film, Part 2

Ousmane Sembene – Mbissine Thérèse Diop | Nikyatu Jusu – Anna Diop

Two movies springing from the same situation: A young African woman finds dislocation while working as a nanny in the First World. Sembene's work is an unforgettable classic by a giant of world cinema; Jusu's gripping contemporary film strikes phantasmagorical variations on the theme.

Part Two of Scarecrow Academy's "Women in Trouble: Great Melodrama in Film," a free online discussion series, continues with another nine weeks of movies that explore the way imaginative filmmakers have put women at the center of their hothouse creative universes. From traditional "women's pictures" to radical zig-zags on the idea of melodrama, these titles blend female-forward dilemmas with articulate cinematic style.

Discussions are led by National Society of Film Critics member Robert Horton, author of the Seasoned Ticket column at the Scarecrow blog and Scarecrow's "Historian-Programmer in Residence."
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