Black Venus (2010)

Why did Salaha Bartman, the amusing slave at the time, give up his freedom in court? Why did she refuse scientists to check her private parts, but died miserably as a sick warbler? In reviewing this period of history, Arab-French director Abu Dharatif Kosiche never understood Salaha's choice at that time. In Black Venus, Abdelatif Kosiche used his profound academic background to skillfully use dramatic performances and set up a number of stage performances. the results of research in medical school, Salaha entertainment programs on the stage, court debates, performances at aristocratic extravagant parties, and so on. Each scene director uses a lens close to the real length to show it, just like a complete performance. What is commendable in "Black Venus" is the wonderful introverted and unrestrained performance of the heroine Yamatoles. The black amateur actor who bumped into the director on the streets of Paris is likely to be as famous as Gebre Steppe in Precious for playing the role of a sad woman.