Africa Goes to the Fair
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About This Movie
Africa Goes to the Fair (1966) is a documentary film that highlights U.S. economic development through a national exhibit at a trade fair in Ethiopia. Directed by Stevan Larner, this film features Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia and provides a glimpse into the interactions between modern American products and African audiences.
Africa Goes to the Fair has become quite the niche item for collectors, largely due to its unique subject matter and scarcity. It's not widely available in modern formats, which adds to its allure—many collectors are drawn to its historical context rather than cinematic flair. While not a mainstream title, its portrayal of U.S.-African relations during the era makes it a fascinating piece for those interested in socio-political themes in film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Africa Goes to the Fair?
Africa Goes to the Fair is a documentary film.
Who directed Africa Goes to the Fair?
The film was directed by Stevan Larner.
What year was Africa Goes to the Fair released?
Africa Goes to the Fair was released in 1966.
Who appears in Africa Goes to the Fair?
Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia appears in the film.
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