God’s Gift

Year: 1982

Runtime: 71 mins

Language: French

Director: Gaston Kaboré

Drama

In pre‑colonial times a wandering peddler finds an unconscious, mute child in the savanna and leaves him with a nearby village. The family adopts him after a failed search for his parents, naming him Wend Kuuni (“God’s Gift”). He bonds with his sister, and only after witnessing a tragic event does he regain speech and reveal his painful past.

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