Kinshasa, générations Matuidi

Documentary filmmaker Alain Gomis embarks on a journey with French football star Blaise Matuidi to explore the history and culture of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The film delves into the Matuidi family's roots and the vibrant spirit of Kinshasa, intertwining personal heritage with the broader narrative of Congolese identity. It offers a visual and emotional exploration of connection, memory, and the enduring legacy of the past.

The film was generally well-received for its personal and poetic approach to exploring heritage and identity. Critics praised Gomis's sensitive direction and the emotional resonance of Matuidi's journey. However, some found the narrative to be somewhat meandering, characteristic of observational documentaries. Audiences appreciated the intimate portrayal of family history and Congolese culture.

• Praised for its lyrical and intimate exploration of family history and cultural roots.

• Appreciated for its sensitive direction and emotional depth.

• Some found the pacing deliberate, characteristic of the documentary's reflective nature.

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The documentary was filmed during a period of significant personal and professional transition for Blaise Matuidi, who was exploring his Congolese heritage.