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| Une Fenêtre ouverte | |
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| Directed by | Khady Sylla |
| Screenplay by | Khady Sylla |
| Produced by | GUISS GUISS Communication Athénaïse |
| Cinematography | Charlie Van Damme |
| Edited by | Amrita David |
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Running time | 52 minutes |
| Countries | France Senegal |
Une Fenêtre ouverte is a 2005 documentary film.
Can madness be described? Is it possible to express the pain that it entails? In 1994, when she was about to fall prey to her illness, Khady Sylla met Aminta Ngom, who exhibited her madness freely, without fear of provocation. During her years of suffering, Aminta was her window to the world.