TGV

Year: 1998

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: French

Director: Moussa Touré

DramaComedy

The “TGV” isn’t a French high‑speed train but a rickety, colorful bus run, repaired and sometimes pushed by the daring driver called Rambo. He hauls a quirky mix of passengers—and a few sheep—on a dangerous trek from Dakar to Conakry. The road slices through Bijagos land, where a sudden violent uprising makes the journey perilous for everyone seeking Guinea’s capital.

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