Mueda, Memory and Massacre (1982) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Mueda, Memory and Massacre about?
Mueda, Memory and Massacre is a documentary. In the village of Mueda, Northern Mozambique, survivors of the 1960 massacre by the Portuguese colonial regime recount their experiences. Filmmaker Ruy Guerra captures these memories through re-enactments and interviews. The community participates by taking on roles of victims, assassins, and spectators. This blend of personal stories and cultural expression reflects the ongoing impact of the tragedy. The film emphasizes how the people of Mueda remember their past while preserving their culture.
When was Mueda, Memory and Massacre released?
Mueda, Memory and Massacre was released in 1982.
How long is Mueda, Memory and Massacre?
Mueda, Memory and Massacre has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is Mueda, Memory and Massacre?
Mueda, Memory and Massacre is classified as Culture, History.
What topics does Mueda, Memory and Massacre cover?
Mueda, Memory and Massacre explores topics including historical-events.