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1977 | DIRECTED BY OUSMANE SEMBENE

Xala

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Year
1977
Runtime
 123 minutes (2 hrs 03 mins)
Certificates

12
Director and Primary Cast
First viewed:
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Last viewed:
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Release Dates
UK release date
 UK release
12th October 2007
16 years 6 months 20 days ago
Hungary release date
 Hungary
29th December 1977
46 years 4 months 3 days ago
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US Box Office
  • Release: No US cinema release.
Global Release
  • Release: 29th Dec '77
    • Hungary
  • No other global box office data
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Directed by
ousmane_sembene
Starring
El Hadji Aboucader Beye
Rama, El Hadji's daughter
Adja Assatu, El Hadji's first wife
El Hadji's secretary
Oumi, El Hadji's second Wife
The Client
Modu, El Hadji's chauffeur
La Badiene
Businessman
Businessman
Minister Kebe
Businessman
Gorgui
Star Band de Dakar
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UK BBFC Certificate: 12
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Ousmane Sembène May Be Revered, but His Films Are Still Underappreciated  The New Yorker Thu, 7th September 2023