Film culture in Mozambique (1896-2010)

His first idea was to write an article about current film production and film culture in the country. He discovered not only an enormously rich and dynamic film culture, but also a Mozambican film world that is fighting for its survival in this global world. During his research, he also found one of the oldest films that were shot in Mozambique. It turned out to be a Belgian film from 1920. The Liege filmmaker Ernest Gourdinne had made it for the Belgian and British financial world. Film turned out to appear regularly in Belgian Mozambican relations! As in his previous publications in which he explored film culture in Congo, Rwanda and Burund, Convents not only paid attention to the contemporary film scene, but went back to its roots. He researched the way in which Mozambicans appropriated film as an emancipating medium and today consider it important for the social development of the country.