See for Yourself

About This Movie

See for Yourself is a unique blend of animation and personal storytelling. It weaves the journey of Madeleine and her daughter Félicie from France to Africa, set against the backdrop of post-Independence Niger. There's a certain rawness to how the narrative unfolds, giving viewers a glimpse into a world marked by cultural clashes and familial bonds. Abdou, the servant from a small village, adds depth to the narrative, creating a dynamic that feels both intimate and expansive. The animation style has a handcrafted quality, which enhances the emotional weight of the story. It’s not just about the characters, but also about the experiences that shape them, making it a distinct piece that reflects on identity and belonging.

Unique animation style that feels handcraftedExplores themes of cultural identity and family dynamicsSet in the historical context of post-Independence Africa