Ghost Fair Trade

In 1970, Léopold Senghor, the President of Independent Senegal, commissioned two French architects to create CICES, a modernist architectural masterpiece. This documentary captures the essence of the site and how it is utilized today, showcasing the interaction between contemporary life and the historical significance of the location. Laurence Bonvin employs static shots to reveal the spirit of the place, highlighting its connection to a glorious past.

As a documentary, Ghost Fair Trade provides insight into Senegalese architecture and cultural heritage. Collectors interested in films that address themes of modernity and history will find this title appealing. The film serves as a visual exploration of how architecture can embody both contemporary and historical narratives, making it a notable entry in the documentary genre.