Wah-Wah

Year: 2006

Runtime: 120 min

Language: English

Drama

In 1969 Swaziland, a young boy named Ralph Compton witnesses a nation preparing for independence while his family struggles with its own turmoil. The story, a semi-autobiographical account, explores the waning influence of the British Empire and the challenges faced during a time of great change. Through Ralph's perspective, the film portrays both the humor and heartbreak of a family grappling with a collapsing world and the shifting foundations of their lives.

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