Une histoire de l'UPC racontee par Mbanga Kack réalisée par Jean-Pierre Bekolo
À travers le récit de Mbanga Kack, mémoire vivante du journalisme camerounais, le film retrace l’histoire de l’Union des Populations du Cameroun (UPC) et de sa lutte clandestine pour l’indépendance. Témoignages rares, ...

Comment Sait-on qu'il est temps de partir? Vrai-Faux docimentaire de Jean-Pierre Bekolo sur le president camerounais depuis 42 ans au pouvoir qui disparait. Ou est le president?

Conversation avec le philosophe camerounais Fabien Eboussi Boulaga autour de sa these de doctorat de 1968 jamais publiee Le Mythe et le Dialogue chez Platon

MUDIMBE'S ORDER OF THINGS (Les Choses et les Mots de Mudimbe) on the renowned Congolese philosopher, multi-linguist and uber-polymath. This 4 hours documentary was part of the official selection of the 2015 Berlinale. "An unusual film, as fascinating as its object/subject, opulent, sensitive, cle...

*Bekolo’s second sci-fi film, pushes the boundaries of cinematic representation. Set 150 years in the future, humanity is afflicted by a mysterious virus called "bad luck." Filmed in black and white with a minimalist, experimental narrative, this Afrofuturistic journey breaks new ground in Africa...

Jean-Pierre Bekolo's first film is the story of the misadventures of a young girl called "Chef de Quartier" (District Manager), a little too curious for her age. The witch Mama Tecla teaches Chef de Quartier a revealing lesson by turning her into a young man. Now she becomes "Mon Type" (My Guy), ...

"Les Saignantes" (The Bloodettes) is a bold and futuristic science-fiction erotic thriller by Jean-Pierre Bekolo that defies genre boundaries. Set in a dystopian Cameroon, the film follows two fearless sex workers as they navigate a corrupt world of politics, power, and death while disposing of t...

A narrative focusing on three women in the 1960s in the midst of apartheid in Free State, striving to save a man on death row.

In the 1950s, in the remote Free State region of South Africa, three women who don’t know each other are on their way to the Free State Correctional Facility. Laurence,...

The President Banned in Cameroon in 2013 is a provocative, satirical mockumentary targeting African leaders who cling to power. Through its biting humor, the film urges viewers to imagine alternate political realities, making it one of Bekolo’s most controversial works.

We Black People is a Faux Ethno Documentary with re-enactment of missing archives on Black resistance in Colombia on the atlantic coast (Palenque) and on Pacific (Choco) seen by Cameroonian filmmaker Jean-Pierre Bekolo. Bekolo is known for blending the line between fiction and documentary, as in ...