Tang Jër 2020
Step into the surreal world of *Tang Jër (2020)*, Selly Raby Kane's mesmerizing 14-minute fantasy-drama that transforms Dakar into a living dreamscape.
Director: Selly Raby Kane
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tang Jër (2020) about?
*Tang Jër* follows a Tangana tenant as he witnesses the strange, almost choreographed movements of Dakar's inhabitants inside a mysterious restaurant. The film blends urban life with fantastical elements, creating a hypnotic portrait of the city's unseen rhythms.
Who directed Tang Jër?
Selly Raby Kane directed *Tang Jër*. Known for her innovative storytelling, she crafts a visually striking and thematically rich short film.
Who stars in Tang Jër?
The film stars Ibrahima Sow, Adja Marème Fall, Lamine Diop, Souadou Wane, Modou Gueye, and Cheikh Sidiya Ba in key roles.
Is Tang Jër (2020) worth watching?
*Tang Jër* is a captivating short film that offers a fresh, surreal take on urban life in Dakar. While it's unrated, its fantasy-drama blend and artistic direction make it a standout choice for fans of experimental cinema.
How long is Tang Jër?
The runtime for Tang Jër is 14 minutes.
About Tang Jër (2020) — A Surreal Short Film Exploring Dakar's Hidden Magic
Step into the surreal world of *Tang Jër (2020)*, Selly Raby Kane's mesmerizing 14-minute fantasy-drama that transforms Dakar into a living dreamscape. The film follows an enigmatic Tangana tenant as he navigates the eerie, rhythmic movements of the city's inhabitants inside a mysterious restaurant, blurring the lines between reality and myth. With its dreamlike visuals and rich cultural undertones, *Tang Jër* immerses viewers in a hauntingly poetic exploration of urban life, tradition, and the unseen forces that shape a community. Director Selly Raby Kane crafts an atmosphere that's both familiar and otherworldly, where every glance and gesture feels charged with deeper meaning.
Starring Ibrahima Sow, Adja Marème Fall, Lamine Diop, and others, this short film blends fantasy and drama to deliver a thought-provoking experience that lingers long after the credits roll. *Tang Jër* isn't just a movie—it's a hypnotic journey through the heartbeat of Dakar, where the mundane and the magical collide in a dazzling display of cinematic artistry.