Two boundary-pushing filmmakers bring an experimental edge to these dazzling explorations of colonialism, tradition, and modernity. A featured work in this year’s Whitney Biennial, Algonquin-French artist Caroline Monnet’s short MOBILIZE is an exhilarating, rhythmically edited collage crafted from found footage of Canada’s indigenous First Nations people. Its whirlwind avant-garde technique makes it a bracing companion to Djibril Diop Mambéty’s landmark TOUKI BOUKI, which bristles with a similarly kinetic energy in its freewheeling portrait of a pair of restless young lovers in 1970s Senegal.