EV - Episode 4 - Barikad
Yé Moun La ! Welcome to Episode 4. Today, we’re talking about the film “Barikad” by Richard Sénécal released in 2001. It’s a film from Haiti.
0:00 - 0:30 : introduction + opening credits
Yé Krik Yé Krak
0:31 - 1:29: presentation of “Barikad” + summary in Kréyòl
1:30 - 3:00: detailed synopsis in English
3:00 - 4:05 : which kind of Kréyòl is promoted ? How does Kréyòl bring us together but also divide us ?
Caribbean Connection 1
4:05 - 7:20 : how watching “Kafou” got me questioned my biased perception of Kréyòl that French films gave me + the importance of shooting Caribbean films in Kréyòl
7:25 - 11:34 : does NOT speaking Kréyòl make me less Guadeloupean ? + the reason why I understand Kréyòl, but I don’t speak it.
11:35 - 15:00 : how Guadeloupeans like teacher Gérard Lauriette aka Papa Yaya fought to uplift Kréyòl in the 50’s + how my teachers shaped my respect for Kréyòl as a real language.
Caribbean Connection 2
15:00 - 21:15 : how “Barikad” shows Kréyòl as a multidimensional language from the 21th century
21:16 - 26:10 : how Odénie symbolizes the paradox of Kréyòl as something that unites the community but also as something that divides the community.
Caribbean Soundtrack
26:11 - 28:09 : presentation of the theme : “Haitian social issues”;
28:10 - 30:55 : “La mizè pa dous” by Toto Bissainthe
30:56 - 36:30 : L’argent by Gemini All Stars with Ti Manno
36:31 - 41:40 : Nouvo Jenerasyon by Michael Brun
41:40 - 42:25 : thank you’s + ending credits
Notes: Fanm on Films podcast | @Fanmonfilms