Où sont les noirs ?

A young, Black French man from the projects embarks on a quest to find a home for Black people in France, fearing that if they don't find one soon, they'll all end up completely assimilated or marginalized. His journey takes him across the country as he interviews various figures and explores the complexities of Black identity in France.

The film received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its humor, originality, and thought-provoking exploration of Black identity and the immigrant experience in France. While some found its documentary style occasionally uneven, the overall sentiment was that it was a fresh and important voice in French cinema.

• Praised for its humorous yet insightful approach to serious social issues.
• Appreciated for its unique perspective on Black identity in France.
• Found to be a refreshing and original cinematic endeavor.

Google audience: Audiences seem to appreciate the film's boldness and its ability to tackle complex themes with humor and authenticity. Many viewers found it relatable and important for its representation.

Nominated for César Award for Best First Feature Film.

Director Jean-Pascal Zadi also stars as the main character and wrote the screenplay, making it a deeply personal project for him.