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Sankofa

Released PG 124 min 7/10 Votes: 822

On a photo shoot in Ghana, an American model slips back in time, becomes enslaved on a plantation and bears witness to the agony of her ancestral past.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama

Release:

1993-05-28

Year:

2024

Country:

Burkina Faso

Website:

arraynow.com

Language:

English

Budget:

$1M

Revenue:

$3M

Companies:

Diproci, Ghana National Commission on Culture, Mypheduh Films, Negod-Gwad Productions, NDR, WDR, Film4 Productions

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The Revenant - The struggle for survival against all odds, interspersed with indigenous narratives.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Blends stunning visuals with themes of honor, culture, and conflict.
Midsommar - Explores cultural rituals and the clash of values between groups.
Tales of the Grim Sleeper - Explores social dynamics and cultural struggles within a narrative context.
Last Flag Flying - A road movie that navigates themes of loss, friendship, and conflict.
The King’s Speech - Explores themes of leadership, courage, and personal struggle in a historical setting.
Hotel Rwanda - Depicts the struggle for survival and cultural identity amidst a historical genocide.
A Long Way Home - A moving narrative about identity and connection with one's cultural roots.
The Pianist - Conveys themes of survival, culture, and resilience during conflict.
The Coldest City - A gripping spy thriller with significant elements of conflict and morality.
In the Land of Blood and Honey - Explores love and conflict within the context of war and cultural divides.
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Hotel Rwanda - Explores serious social issues in Africa while highlighting courage and resilience.
Black Panther - Celebrates African culture and showcases a story of unity and heroism.
The Gods Must Be Crazy - Humorous depiction of life in Africa and cultural misunderstanding.
Sankofa - Addresses cultural history and identity, similar to themes of family and heritage.
Zootopia - Features diverse animal characters and social themes of unity and acceptance.
Khumba - A story of an ostrich's journey to find himself, with themes of friendship and acceptance.
Madagascar - A fun adventure centered around animal characters and teamwork.
The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - Set in Botswana, showcasing African culture and humor through detective stories.
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie - Family-friendly adventure with themes of friendship and travel.
Born Free - A heartwarming story related to wildlife and conservation, similar to the themes of nature.
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh - Childhood adventure series with strong themes of friendship and teamwork.
Tarzan - Highlights adventure in the jungle and features a strong bond with wildlife.
Akeelah and the Bee - Centers on a young girl's quest for achievement, resonating with themes of perseverance.
African Cats - Documentary focusing on the lives of animals in Africa, showcasing nature and resilience.
Born to Be Wild - Documentary on wildlife conservation that reflects themes of care and friendship.
The Wild Life - Animated film that showcases animal characters on a journey, similar in tone to Africa United.
Liyana - An animated film based on storytelling that dives into African culture and youth's imagination.
The Good Lie - Focuses on the journey of refugees from Sudan, similar to themes of resilience and family.
Captain Phillips - Explores complex themes around survival and cultural context, albeit in a more serious tone.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - An inspiring story about ingenuity and perseverance in Africa.
Queen of Katwe - Tells a true story of determination and success in a challenging environment.
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu - A fun adventure with diverse characters and themes of teamwork.
Rio - An animated adventure featuring a colorful portrayal of Brazilian culture and friendship.
Babe - Family-friendly adventure about overcoming challenges and making friends.
The Amazing Race - Reality show featuring teams from various backgrounds competing on a global scale.
Simba: The Lion King - A story about courage, identity, and friendship, similar in themes to Africa United.
Mighty Little Bheem - A children's series featuring a young boy going on adventures, filled with innocence and humor.
Khumba - An animated journey about acceptance, with character growth and adventure.
The Secret Life of Pets - Fun exploration of friendship among animal characters in a vibrant city.
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Adventure in a unique world that explores friendship and bravery.
Kung Fu Panda - A story about self-discovery and teamwork with charming characters.
Moana - An adventurous tale celebrating culture and friendship across a journey.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs - A whimsical adventure that involves teamwork and creativity.
Finding Nemo - An adventure through diverse environments focusing on family and friendship.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 - Continues the adventurous themes surrounding friendship and teamwork.
Shaun the Sheep Movie - A fun journey using creativity and teamwork, appealing for families.
The Polar Express - A visually stunning adventure filled with themes of belief and companionship.
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The Lion King - A story centered around themes of identity, ancestry, and coming of age, similar to the journey depicted in Black Is King.
Black Panther - A celebration of African culture, heritage, and themes of royalty, identity, and empowerment.
Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé - A documentary showcasing Beyoncé's Coachella performance with a focus on black culture and celebration.
A Wrinkle in Time - A visually stunning film that embraces themes of love, individuality, and adventure from a diverse perspective.
Moonlight - An exploration of identity, sexuality, and family set against a backdrop of powerful, artistic visuals.
The Wiz Live! - A modern musical retelling that celebrates African American culture and creativity through performance.
Us - A horror film that delves into themes of duality, identity, and the struggles of marginalized communities.
Dear White People - A series exploring race relations at a predominantly white Ivy League college, filled with humor and poignancy.
When They See Us - A dramatization of the true story of the Central Park Five, showcasing racial injustice and resilience.
I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary based on James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript, addressing race in America through powerful imagery.
Black Is King: The Experience - An extension of Black Is King that further explores and celebrates African culture and heritage.
Pose - A series centered around the Drag Ball culture in NYC, celebrating black and latino LGBTQ+ communities.
Selma - A historical drama that chronicles Martin Luther King Jr.'s campaign for voting rights, filled with emotional depth.
Get Out - A horror-comedy film that combines racial commentary with psychological thriller elements, akin to the themes of identity.
The Black Godfather - A documentary celebrating the influential life of Clarence Avant, connecting themes of legacy and influence.
Insecure - A comedy series that explores the experiences of a young black woman and her friendships, focusing on modern identity.
Atlanta - A series that looks at the rap scene in Atlanta through the eyes of two cousins, blending humor with social commentary.
Sounder - A poignant story of a family struggling in the South during the Great Depression, highlighting resilience and dignity.
14th - A documentary that unpacks the history of the 13th amendment and its implications, linking to themes of freedom and identity.
The Help - A film that tackles race relations and the stories of African American maids in the 1960s South, framed through an empowering lens.
Black Mirror: Smithereens - An episode that reflects on modern conversations around technology and ethics with a diverse perspective.
Fruitvale Station - A heartbreaking drama based on the true story of Oscar Grant, touching on themes of race and injustice.
The Photograph - A romantic drama that intertwines personal stories across generations, emphasizing legacy and love.
Malcolm X - A biographical film depicting the life of Malcolm X, exploring themes of identity, race, and empowerment.
Soul - An animated film that explores the meaning of life and personal identity through a culturally rich narrative.
Tales from the Hood - A horror anthology film that presents social issues faced by the African American community through a genre lens.
Black Girls Rock! - A special celebrating the accomplishments of black women, promoting empowerment and community.
Sankofa - A film that deals with the themes of slavery and how it impacts contemporary identity, linking history to present.
King Richard - A biographical film about Venus and Serena Williams' rise in tennis, highlighting family, determination, and legacy.
Harriet - A historical drama about Harriet Tubman's life, focusing on themes of freedom and resilience.
Crown Heights - A powerful story of racial injustice and the impact on a man's life, exploring themes of love and perseverance.
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Belly - A film that blends the aesthetics of hip hop culture with a narrative about struggle and identity.
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Beasts of No Nation - Focuses on the impact of war on individuals in an African context.
Hotel Rwanda - Deals with the complexities and challenges of survival amidst conflict in Africa.
Blood Diamond - Explores issues of conflict and exploitation in Africa.
The Last King of Scotland - Explores political instability and personal choices in a tumultuous African setting.
The African Queen - Classic tale set in an African backdrop, dealing with war and survival.
The Kite Runner - Themes of guilt, redemption, and cultural conflict in a foreign land.
The English Patient - Explores personal stories against the backdrop of war and cultural tensions.
City of God - A gritty portrayal of life amidst chaos, dealing with societal issues.
A Dry White Season - Focuses on themes of racial injustice and personal conflict in South Africa.
Tsotsi - Explores the struggles of characters against a violent and oppressive backdrop.
Sankofa - Addresses the history and impact of colonialism and slavery.
In My Country - Focuses on the aftermath of apartheid in South Africa and personal narratives.
The Battle of Algiers - Themes of colonialism and resistance, depicting conflict and its impact on lives.
Timbuktu - Explores cultural conflict and the impact of extremist ideologies in Mali.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Deal with personal struggle and resilience in adversity.
The Last Face - Focuses on the humanitarian crisis amidst conflict in Africa.
12 Years a Slave - Themes of oppression, survival, and resistance to brutality.
Eye in the Sky - Moral dilemmas surrounding military action in foreign landscapes.
Black Panther - Explores African identity and the impact of external forces on a continent.
Beau Travail - Explores themes of desire and conflict within a military context.
The Poisonwood Bible - Focuses on a family's experiences in Africa, dealing with culture clash.
Gone with the Wind - Historical narrative focusing on personal lives during tumultuous social change.
The Help - Explores themes of race, class, and personal relationships during a time of societal conflict.
Sarafina! - Deals with themes of apartheid and personal courage in South Africa.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves complex characters facing personal and societal conflicts.
The Revenant - Survival against the odds in a hostile environment.
The New World - Focuses on colonialism and its impact on indigenous populations.
Wild - Personal journey of survival and redemption against the odds.
Murder in the First - Explores themes of justice, humanity, and personal conflict.
The Painted Bird - Explores themes of war and survival in a hostile environment.
Beaufort - Set against the backdrop of conflict and personal trials.
The Square - Delves into activism and personal consequences amidst societal upheaval.
The Lives of Others - Explores personal ethics amidst a repressive regime.
Waltz with Bashir - Explores memory and trauma connected to warfare.
The War Tapes - A documentary that focuses on the impact of war on soldiers.
The Burning Plain - Intertwined stories of pain and redemption across different characters.
The Freedom Writers - Addresses themes of conflict, resilience, and personal growth.
A Walk in the Clouds - Deals with themes of identity and personal change in a different cultural setting.
American History X - Explores racism and redemption through personal narratives.
The Siege - Focuses on complex moral issues related to conflict and societal challenges.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A personal journey of discovery in Latin America, reflecting on cultural issues.
Children of Men - Themes of survival in a dystopian society, reflecting social issues.
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Black Panther - Celebrates African culture and features a fictional African nation.
The Constant Gardener - Set in Africa and deals with themes of corruption and activism.
Blood Diamond - Highlights the issues of conflict minerals in Africa.
Hotel Rwanda - Focuses on the Rwandan genocide and its impact.
Out of Africa - A romantic drama set in colonial Africa.
The African Queen - Classic film set during World War I in Africa.
Tsotsi - A South African film exploring poverty and redemption.
Lord of War - Touches on arms dealing in Africa and global politics.
Life Above All - A coming-of-age story set in South Africa highlighting societal issues.
The Lion King - Fictional story inspired by African wildlife and culture.
12 Years a Slave - A historical drama reflecting on slavery and its impact on culture.
Black Gold - Focuses on the oil industry in Africa and its impact on society.
Sankofa - Explores the African diaspora and historical narratives.
The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - A TV series based on a unique detective agency in Botswana.
Khumba - An animated film exploring themes of acceptance set in Africa.
City of God - Though set in Brazil, it reflects on poverty and social issues similar to those found in Africa.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - Based on a true story of innovation in Malawi.
Rendition - Addresses political tensions related to terrorism and African nations.
The Wedding Party - A romantic comedy that provides a glimpse into contemporary African culture.
Queen of Katwe - Inspiring story of a young girl from Uganda who becomes a chess champion.
Beasts of No Nation - A harrowing tale of child soldiers in an unnamed African country.
The Giver - Explores themes of society and culture, touching upon colonization.
Frankie and Alice - Explores identity and race in a challenging historical context.
Queen Sugar - A series that beautifully highlights African American culture and struggles.
The Last Face - Set against the backdrop of humanitarian crises in Africa.
Moolaadé - Focuses on female empowerment in an African community.
A United Kingdom - Historical drama about a king and the challenges he faces.
War Witch - Insight into the life of a child soldier in Africa.
The Forgotten - Explores themes of memory and loss in post-colonial societies.
When They See Us - A series that reflects on systemic issues relevant in some African contexts.
Elysium - Dystopian elements reflecting on class differences prevalent in many societies including Africa.
Zama - Historical narrative focusing on colonial impacts in the Americas and ties to Africa.
The Harder They Fall - A Western with themes rooted in African and African American history.
Falling - Personal story set against the backdrop of mental health, relevant universally including in Africa.
North of the Sun - Adventure story reflecting the spirit of exploring uncharted territories.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Explores themes of violence and societal issues that resonate globally.
A River Called Titas - A film that captures the essence of culture and life in rural settings.
The Boy and the Beast - Animated film with themes of adventure and self-discovery.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A narrative of struggle and resilience that resonates across cultures.
The Siege of Jadotville - Based on a true military event that has historical significance in Africa.
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Do the Right Thing - Explores racial tensions and social issues in a neighborhood.
Get on the Bus - Focuses on a group of African American men traveling to the Million Man March, addressing community issues.
Selma - Depicts the civil rights movement, highlighting struggles for justice and equality.
Fruitvale Station - Based on a true story that addresses race, violence, and social justice.
12 Years a Slave - A historical drama that confronts themes of race, oppression, and survival.
Belly - Discusses the lifestyle and challenges of urban youth and the impact of violence.
American Gangster - Focuses on crime, neighborhoods, and the impact of drugs on communities.
City of God - Explores life in a violent slum in Brazil, similar themes of crime and poverty.
Boyz n the Hood - Focuses on life and violence in South Central Los Angeles, addressing gang culture.
Sankofa - Explores the legacy of slavery and its impact on contemporary society.
The Hate U Give - Addresses police violence and racial issues through the eyes of a young girl.
A Raisin in the Sun - Focuses on an African American family's dreams and struggles against discrimination.
Straight Outta Compton - Tells the story of a hip-hop group addressing social issues and inner-city struggles.
Malcolm X - Biographical drama exploring the life of the Civil Rights leader and racial issues.
The Wire - A gritty representation of life in Baltimore, exploring crime and social issues.
When They See Us - Dramatizes the true story of the Central Park Five, touching on race and justice.
Snow on Tha Bluff - Focuses on issues of identity, culture, and the struggles of urban life.
Empire - Explores power dynamics in the music industry, depicting race and family struggles.
The Chi - A drama about a neighborhood in Chicago and the challenges its residents face.
Luke Cage - Superhero drama touching on crime, race, and community struggles.
Inside Man - A heist movie that dives into social and racial themes within a crime story.
Pain & Gain - A crime-comedy based on true events, examining the pursuit of the American Dream.
Black in America - Documentary series that explores African American culture and the challenges faced.
I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary exploring race relations in America through the writings of James Baldwin.
Dear White People - A satire addressing racial issues on a college campus, tackling serious themes with humor.
Set It Off - Focuses on a group of women and their struggles that lead them to criminal acts.
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South Central - Depicts the life of a man trying to escape gang life for a better future.
Boys in the Trees - Combines themes of friendship, trauma, and social issues in a coming-of-age story.
The Butler - Follows the life of a Black White House butler through different eras of social change.
Bamboozled - Satire about race in America and the media's portrayal of African Americans.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of identity, belonging, and change in urban environments.
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Sankofa - Focus on African heritage and spiritual themes.
Black Panther - Combines African culture with fantastical elements.
The Lion King - Themes of heritage, identity, and nature.
Tsotsi - Explores struggles within African society.
City of God - Presents a unique perspective on societal issues.
The Last King of Scotland - Focused on historical and political themes in Africa.
12 Years a Slave - Candid view of the historical struggles of African people.
Beasts of No Nation - Explores the impact of war in African nations.
Kirikou and the Sorceress - Animated film rooted in African folklore.
The Constant Gardener - Examines colonial impacts in Africa.
Hotel Rwanda - Addresses serious social issues in Africa.
The Battle of Algiers - Political themes and historical context.
Timbuktu - Explores the intersection of culture and conflict.
Wadjda - Focuses on personal stories in a regional context.
Rooting for Roona - An insightful documentary reflecting resilience.
The Harder They Fall - Reimagining of historical narratives in a unique style.
Africa: A Natural History - Explores the beauty and complexity of African nature.
Black Girl - Social commentary on identity in an African context.
Nairobi Half Life - Focus on urban struggles and cultural identity.
A United Kingdom - Deal with love, politics, and cultural challenges.
The African Queen - Explores adventure and cultural interactions.
Fatima - Explores themes of faith and divine interventions.
The Queen of Katwe - Inspiration story set in Uganda.
Cairo Time - Cultural and romantic exploration in Africa.
A Kasha - Presents modern stories within the African context.
Rising Sun - Cultural themes explored through conflict.
The Great African Scandal - Historical themes and social issues.
Once Upon a Time in Africa - Historical and cultural storytelling.
The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - Explores contemporary life through a cultural lens.
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Farewell Babylon - Explores personal stories and community challenges.
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The Woman King - Focuses on powerful African women and historical events.
Queen Sono - Features a strong African female lead in a thriller setting.
Black Panther - Explores African culture and showcases strong characters.
Shaka Zulu - Historical drama about African leadership and culture.
Sankofa - Explores African history and identity in a dramatic way.
The Last King of Scotland - Set in Africa and explores historical narrative.
Roots - A historical narrative focusing on African ancestry.
The Gods Must Be Crazy - Cultural exploration in an African context.
Half of a Yellow Sun - Inspired by African history and the impact of war.
Beasts of No Nation - Depicts the struggles faced in African countries.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - An inspiring story based on an African boy’s intelligence.
Tomb Raider - Features strong female leads and adventure in diverse settings.
Queen of Katwe - An inspiring story about an African girl's journey to success.
Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba - A biographical film celebrating an iconic African musician.
The Lion King - Explores themes of leadership and responsibility in African settings.
City of God - Offers a gritty portrayal of life through an African lens.
Nairobi Half Life - Depicts the struggles within urban African environments.
A United Kingdom - Celebrates a historical interracial relationship in colonial Africa.
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom - Explores significant moments in South African history.
12 Years a Slave - A historical narrative showcasing the struggles faced by Africans.
The Gods Must Be Crazy II - Continues to explore cultural encounters in Africa humorously.
Hotel Rwanda - Based on true events focusing on African historical conflicts.
Fela Kuti: Music is the Weapon - Documentary on the impact of music in African culture.
The Constant Gardener - Explores themes of colonialism and exploitation in Africa.
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Supa Modo - A touching African story about hope and dreams.
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Becoming - A documentary showcasing representation and power of strong women.
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The Night of the Hunter - A visually striking film that combines stylistic elements with a deep narrative.
Paris, Texas - Focuses on personal journeys and has a distinct visual storytelling approach.
Baamum Nafi - Explores themes of tradition and change in a culturally rich setting.
Black Girl - Addresses cultural displacement and identity through powerful imagery.
The Apple - A visually unique musical that explores societal themes and personal struggles.
Memories of Murder - Blends dark themes with character depth and stylistic approaches.
La Jetée - A short film that tells a story through striking visuals and minimal dialogue.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant examination of urban identity and belonging with artistic cinematography.
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The Fall - Combines visual storytelling with a fairy-tale narrative structure.
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The Holy Mountain - Known for its surreal imagery and exploration of spiritual themes.
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Moolaadé - Addresses cultural practices and societal issues through powerful storytelling.
The Battle of Algiers - Combines political themes with innovative cinematic techniques.
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To Sleep with Anger - Addresses themes of family and cultural conflicts with a unique narrative style.
Kabi Daka - Explores the nuances of identity and heritage in African culture.
The Double Life of Veronique - Blends reality and emotion in a visually arresting manner.
The Square - Critiques socio-political dynamics with a blend of humor and drama.
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I Am Not a Witch - A satirical look at cultural practices through a visually unique lens.
Sankofa - Addresses historical and cultural themes with a poignant narrative.
The Color Purple - Explores race, gender, and identity through deep characterization.
Tangerine - A groundbreaking film that tackles urban life and personal identity through a unique lens.
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Time of the Wolf - Α haunting exploration of human relationships in an apocalyptic setting.
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Slumdog Millionaire - A journey through societal challenges and the pursuit of identity.
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