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“I will go suntigè to you”, Malian hospitality on video, from Bamako to Timbuktu

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Screenshots from the trailer for "J'irai suntigè chez vous".

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David Brockway

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Malian journalists, directors and photographers have teamed up to produce 

, a series of videos that show daily life in Mali.

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This year, Ramadan and Lent coincided.

These periods of fasting are conducive to meetings.

It is in this context that the Malian journalist and blogger

had the idea of ​​creating a series of videos:

.

The project materialized with Désiré Fialley, Dani Oron and recently Ousmane Makaveli.

The result are quality videos shot with a digital reflex, to meet the communities of Mali and their traditions, particularly culinary, from Bamako to Timbuktu.

In

, Georges Attino explains the ambition of this editorial approach, by Malians for Malians in Mali and in the diaspora, waiting for videos "made in Mali" carrying a "different narrative".

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