In France, the Yellow Vests have left the roundabouts, but in La Réunion, a convergence called “QG Zazalé” still stands. Located in Le Tampon, in the south of the island, it is comprised of a community of activists.
On the roundabout, they discuss ecology, housing, sovereignty, decolonization, and food autonomy. They live amidst plantations and animals, surrounded by the constant flow of cars.
Gradually, this experimentation of a new world, subversive and political, gains momentum and questions social issues and access to land
The social and political project carried out at the roundabout level is intended to inspire and be replicated in other territories, on different scales.
If you wish to promote it or draw inspiration from it, you can organize a screening in a cinema, a theater, a community center, or at someone’s home. For this, the En Quête Prod team will support you by providing a pedagogical file (available for download directly on the website). Go for it!
Direct and participatory democracy
The political struggle
Food sovereignty,
Planting to eat
The defense of the Creole language and Reunionese culture
The film is selected at the Cannes International Pan-African Film Festival from October 23 to 27, 2024.
It will be presented on Sunday, October 27 at 1:00 p.m. at the Martinez Hotel, Miramar space.
In the presence of the directors and members of QG Zazalé.
The film is produced and distributed by the Réunion-based production company En Quête Prod. En Quête Prod is located on the French island of La Réunion and develops documentary productions addressing social, political, economic, cultural, and citizen issues in the Indian Ocean around projects and authors from La Réunion, Mauritius, Madagascar, Mayotte, the Comoros, and the Seychelles.
To support independent production and promote the film, you can pre-order the USB key or DVD of the film.
Please note: Delivery in the 4th quarter of 2024.
Thank you in advance! ❤️
