Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask

This film explores the contributions of Frantz Fanon, born in Martinique and educated in Paris, to the anti-colonial movement, particularly during the Algerian War. It examines his theories of identity and race, providing insight into his activism and the broader implications of his work.

The documentary features a notable cast, including Colin Salmon and Frantz Fanon himself, alongside Amir M. Korangy, Al Nedjari, Halima Daoud, and Stuart Hall. Their perspectives help to illustrate Fanon's impact on the fields of psychoanalysis and anti-colonialism. The film is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of race and identity through the lens of Fanon's experiences and philosophies.

Produced by Illuminations Television, Normal Films, the Arts Council of England, and the BBC, this documentary serves as an important exploration of Fanon's life and the enduring relevance of his theories in contemporary discussions on race and colonialism.