My Neighbours (1971)
African migrants in Paris talk about everyday life and racism on the labour and housing markets. The chanson from which the film takes its title sings of misery on people’s own doorstep. Hondo then switches to another mode to continue his analysis of social conditions: never has the post-colonial state of the world been summarised as succinctly as in the closing animated sequence.
Director: Med Hondo
| Crew | François Catonné | Cinematography |
| Sound | Alain Contraud | Sound |
| Visual Effects | Jean Michel Quesne | Animation |
| Crew | Jean Fléchet | Technical Supervisor |
| Visual Effects | Marc Chartier | Animation |
| Camera | Denis Bertrand | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Catherine Le Forestier | Music |
| Directing | Med Hondo | Director |
