National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 3月16日 01時36分

photo by @andrea_frazzetta // Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. A portrait of The Queen Mothers: Werewere Liking and Nserel Njock, sisters in real life, were born in Cameroon, live in Ivory Coast, but are “from Africa”, they respond to anyone who dares ask what country they are from. They sing, act, and are general cinema celebrities. They enjoyed having their portrait taken here, in the projection room of cinema Patte d’Oie, on the periphery of Ouagadougou.
This picture was taken during the “Fespaco”, the Panafrican festival of cinema, the most important in the continent.
The Festival, which is entirely “handcrafted”, begins in a 35.000 seat stadium filled to the rim, in an extremely colorful African context, intertwined by very kitschy ballets and shows. All within a city that is litterally taken over by dealers and traders coming from all Burkina Faso and bordering territories. During the course of the Festival, tens of films coming from all of Africa are shown through lengthy delays in halls assaulted by crowds hungry for entertainment. Spectators can view video-documentaries through the city streets in open air theaters, while pennyless associations organize “travelling” projections, between block parties and swarms of children shouting. @andrea_frazzetta @instituteartist #Africa #burkinafaso #fespaco #cinema #natgeotravel

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