Madame Brouette

Year: 2002

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: French

Director: Moussa Sène Absa

ComedyRomanceDrama

Mati, a divorced mother raising a young daughter, survives by selling bric‑a‑bric from a wheelbarrow while dreaming of opening her own snack bar. When she is drawn to the charming police officer Naago, her life shifts, and the arrival of the Tajaboom festival—where men and women swap roles—offers her a chance to break free and pursue her aspirations.

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