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Benin: Woman King Is Worth Watching - but Be Aware That Its Take On History Is Problematic

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[The Conversation Africa] The Hollywood movie The Woman King, released in mid-September, became an immediate box-office success. The triumphs of the Agoodjies, the women warriors of the ancient Kingdom of Dahomey in today's Benin, west Africa, are as magnificent as the public had anticipated. In this epic historical drama, African women take centre stage.

Source: allAfrica.com

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