Fantôme Creole
Overview
Fantôme Créole is a four-screen film installation that juxtaposes Arctic and African landscapes as it combines two films: True North, filmed in the Artic landscapes of Iceland, and Fantôme Afrique, filmed in Burkina Faso. Fantôme Créole juxtaposes Arctic and African landscapes as it combines two films: True North (2004), loosely based on the story of black explorer Matthew Henson (1866-1955), who accompanied Robert Peary in a pioneering expedition to the North Pole; and Fantôme Afrique (2005), shot in Burkina Faso.
Crew
- Director
- Isaac Julien
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Who directed Fantôme Creole?
Fantôme Creole was directed by Isaac Julien.
When was Fantôme Creole released?
Fantôme Creole was released in 2005.
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