DAHOMEY & THE STORY OF NE KUKO

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About the Event

DAHOMEY
R: Mati Diop; FR/Senegal/Benin 2024; OmeU; DCP; 68 min.

THE STORY OF NE KUKO
R: Festus Toll; NL/DR Kongo 2023; OmeU; DCP; 25 min.

2021 wurden 26 von mehreren tausend geraubten Werken aus dem ehemaligen Königreich DAHOMEY (heute Benin) in ihr Ursprungsland zurückgebracht. Vom Musée du Quai-Branly in Paris über Cotonou und einem Hörsaal der Universität von Abomey Calavi dokumentiert die Filmemacherin Mati Diop eine kollektive Reflexion über die postkolonialen Herausforderungen der Rückgabe von Kunstwerken an Afrika. Der Film wurde 2024 in Berlin mit dem Goldenen Bär als Bester Film ausgezeichnet.

In einer Vitrine des AfricaMuseum in Belgien steht Ne Kuko, diese geheimnisvolle Kraftstatue wurde aus dem Kongo geraubt und ist seit mehr als 100 Jahren hinter Glas ausgestellt. Der Film THE STORY OF NE KUKO zeigt die Mission des Aktivisten Mwazulu Diyabanza, der sich dafür einsetzt, dass afrikanische Objekte, die sich in europäischen Museen befinden, in ihre Heimat zurückkehren.
In Anwesenheit des Regisseurs Festus Toll und Nanette Snoep (Direktorin des RJM)

Kooperation: Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum

In 2021, 26 of several thousand looted works from the former kingdom of DAHOMEY (now Benin) were returned to their country of origin. From the Musée du Quai-Branly in Paris to Cotonou and a lecture hall at the University of Abomey Calavi, filmmaker Mati Diop documents a collective reflection on the postcolonial challenges of returning artworks to Africa. The film celebrated its world premiere at the Berlinale 2024 and was awarded the Golden Bear for Best Film.

In a vitrine at the AfricaMuseum in Belgium stands Ne Kuko. This mysterious power statue was looted from its community in Congo and has been trapped behind glass for more than 100 years. The film THE STORY OF NE KUKO shows the mission of activist Mwazulu Diyabanza to get African objects held in European museums returned to their homeland.
With director Festus Toll and Nanette Snoep (Director RJM) in attendance

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