Cameroon

Marthe Djilo Kamga is one of the founders and current coordinator of the Massimadi-Bxl festival, and her professional and personal interests have revolved around questions of vulnerabilities, identities, and equal opportunities. In 2009, her book, Quand les femmes aiment d’autres femmes: regard sur les homosexualités féminines au Cameroun, published by the collection Cahiers de l’Université des Femmes, No 4, in Brussels, Belgium. Her other major projects are the one-woman show Angalia Ni Mimi: therapy of a thwarted artist, an autobiography and the photo documentary Sikiliza, My Body Talks to You. She is also co-executive producer and director of the documentary Vibrancy of Silence: A Discussion with My Sisters as part of Frieda Ekotto’s visual research project on Vibrancy of Silence: Archiving Images and Cultural Production of Sub-Saharan African Women.

Filmography

Vibrancy Of Silence: A Discussion With My Sisters (2017)