6.6
95 min
Done in the style of an African folk tale, this film, a collaboration between European and African countries, is said to be among the most elaborate, high tech film in African film. Exquisitely photographed and filled with archetypal figures to create a poetic look at nature's revenge against those who would exploit her. It is set in the forest village of Amanha Lundju, a place where the birth of children is celebrated by the planting of a tree. The trees are considered spiritual twins. But for every tree planted, the rapacious state destroys many more for firewood and lumber.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Ramiro Naka | Dou | Unowned | |
Bia Gomes | Antonia | Unowned | |
Edna Evora | Saly | Unowned | |
Adama Kouyaté | Calacalado | Unowned | |
Dadu Cisse | Puntcha | Unowned | |
Dulcenia Bidjanque | Luana | Unowned | |
Djuco Bodjan | N'te | Unowned | |
Jorge Quintino Biague | Mudo | Unowned | |
José Carlos Imbombo | Unowned | ||
Pedro Dias | Suleimane | Unowned |