The African Child

Year: 1995

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: French

Director: Laurent Chevallier

Drama

In his native village of Kouroussa, young Baba enjoys a happy life with his father Madou, a mechanic, his kind mother Kouda, and his group of friends. The town teaches him valuable lessons, but as he matures he must leave to pursue secondary school in Conakry, traveling across Guinea to stay with his uncle. He bids farewell before the trek.

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