- 2001
- New Yorker Films
- 2 h

SummarySet in Dakar, Senegal, the film features a forty-year-old woman who refuses to give into the stigma of unwed motherhood and climbs the ladder of success in a male dominated field.
Directed By:Ousmane Sembene
Written By:Ousmane Sembene
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Intelligent yet easy-going masterpiece.
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In every way a sunny film. Supremely affirmative, it ends with the funniest, sexiest close-up of the year.
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Wildly entertaining and a visual delight.
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Sembène is a far more adroit and elegant storyteller than many may be accustomed to seeing.
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The situation is comic and yet quite serious, as are the ways in which language is used.
By Leighton Klein
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A youthful, and often funny, piece of filmmaking. You might never expect that its director is 73 years old.
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Both politically intricate and genuinely hilarious, Faat-Kine is a story grounded in dichotomies.
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Production Company:
- Filmi Domirev
Release Date:Mar 30, 2001
Duration:2 h
Awards
Fribourg International Film Festival
• 1 Nomination




























