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In 'LIBREVILLE, OURS', director Simon Auge reflects on the transformation of Libreville since his previous film 'Once upon a time Libreville' made in 1972. He shares personal memories and observations about the city, emphasizing the need to adapt to contemporary times. Auge's commentary provides a historical context that contrasts the past with the present state of Libreville.
The film, lasting 6 minutes, serves as a brief yet moving look at the evolution of the city and its environment. Auge's insights are grounded in his experiences and the changes he has witnessed, making the film a personal narrative intertwined with broader themes of urban development and environmental awareness in Gabon.
Why Watch
- •Meet Simon Auge and hear his personal memories of Libreville.
- •See the contrast between past and present Libreville.
- •Find out how urban life in Libreville has changed.
Did You Know
•Simon Auge directed 'Once upon a time Libreville' in 1972.
•The film 'LIBREVILLE, OURS' was released in 2025.
•The documentary has a runtime of 6 minutes.
Perfect For
Gabon history enthusiastsDocumentary film loversUrban development studies