The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Who Lived for Twenty and Eight Years All Alone on an Inhabited Island and Said It Was His

Surrealist, subversive and irreverent, it is the rewriting of the history of Robinson Crusoe and the colonial myth of the white man bearer of civilization. A critical and poetic reversal of Defoe’s novel that offers a concrete and political vision of imperialism through a cast entirely composed of black actresses. The fascinating visual code and dreamlike landscapes embellish the film, combining the anthropocentric gaze with a pulsating animal and vegetable universe.