Where to Watch Greetings from the Colony in Canada
Born in the colonial time from a Belgian agent and a Rwandan woman, Suzanne is only 4 years old when her father brings her to Europe in 1930 to give her a European education. Suzanne’s father is also the director’s grandfather, who discovered only at the age of 27 that she had a mixed race aunt. Twenty years later, she makes this film, in which the family story intersects the bigger history.
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- Runtime
- 74 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- United States
- Languages
- fr
- Subtitles
- en
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