Money, Freedom, a Story of CFA Franc

This documentary examines the history and ongoing implications of the CFA franc, a currency used in many former French colonies despite their independence since 1960. Through testimonies and analysis, it reveals how monetary policy is still heavily influenced by France, highlighting the political dynamics that shape the economies of these nations.

The film addresses the concept of financial control and its effects on occupied and liberated territories. By focusing on themes of money, colonialism, and sovereignty, it invites viewers to consider the broader implications of a currency tied to a former colonial power. The documentary is an important resource for those interested in the intersections of history, politics, and economics in the context of African nations.