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John Henrik Clarke: A Great and Mighty Walk

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Historian John Henrik Clarke, who spends much of his on-camera time with his eyes closed, invites viewers to take their own inward-looking journey -- to an ancient Africa forgotten by history. Through a montage of archival footage, artwork and Clarke's own narration, he argues that the West did not bring civilization. On the contrary, Europe destroyed what civilized societies it found. The film also traces African influence to modern times and shows how the ancient ideas have endured.
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Synopsis Historian John Henrik Clarke, who spends much of his on-camera time with his eyes closed, invites viewers to take their own inward-looking journey -- to an ancient Africa forgotten by history. Through a montage of archival footage, artwork and Clarke's own narration, he argues that the West did not bring civilization. On the contrary, Europe destroyed what civilized societies it found. The film also traces African influence to modern times and shows how the ancient ideas have endured.
Director
St. Clair Bourne
Producer
Kimiko Jackson
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 30m