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Alter(ing)native narratives: Agency, human rights and an ‘aesthetics of commitment’ in African films

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The article challenges conventional disability representation in African cinema, emphasizing the need for agency.
It argues for an 'aesthetics of commitment', promoting equity-deserving characters rather than passive victims.
Analysis focuses on films A Tune Away and Petits rêves, assessing their narrative structures and visual styles.
This approach aims to engage spectators, encouraging action rather than mere reflection on the themes presented.

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This article examines disability representation in African films, highlighting agency and narrative structure as key elements.

Onikoyi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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