PHILIPPE MAURY IS GONE. PHILIPPE MAURY S’EN VA

Philippe Maury (image: Africultures)




English Version

The Gabonese filmmaker and pioneer of this art in Africa, has left us. To avoid a superficial and sensationalist treatment of the man, this blog will take some time to step back and gather the right information, summarize it, and present it in a way that meets the expectations of our readership.

So long Philippe Maury

Our tribute in future posts.


Version française

Le cinéaste Gabonais et pionnier de cet art en Afrique, nous a quitté. Pour éviter un traitement superficiel et sensationnaliste de l’homme, ce blog se donne quelques temps de recul pour recueillir la bonne information, en faire une synthèse, puis vous présenter un rendu à la hauteur des attentes de notre lectorat.

Adieu Philippe Maury

Notre hommage dans les prochains billets.

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