Where to watch Moune Ô (2022)

Story

This documentary explores how historical narratives are shaped and presented to the public. The filmmaker investigates connections between colonial past, resource extraction, and the representation of Black communities. Through this examination, the work prompts viewers to reconsider conventional understandings of how colonisation and the exploitation of natural resources remain intertwined in contemporary society.

Why watch

• A thought-provoking documentary that challenges how history is told and remembered
• Directed by Maxime Jean-Baptiste, continuing his exploration of colonial legacy and identity
• A concise 17-minute film offering a focused perspective on extractivism and representation

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about history, colonialism, and social issues will find this engaging; certificate status unknown, so check before viewing with family.