Chocolat

Denis observes the oppression of PoC and the colonialism of their land in a familiar way (as it happens, white privilege's delusions of grandeur inspire warped racist minds in every country), but within the specific troubling lens of a French woman addressing the ugliness of French Camaroon. Non-dramatized, importantly, for part of privilege is the confidence your dehumanizing is somehow opportunity. Last scenes are true freedom. To be human, to be normal, to just be.

Strongest in vignettes. Loved introduction of airplane characters. Very beautiful image to end on.