A Senegalese schoolgirl’s happy teenage years collide with shocking domestic brutality in a tale of tragedy and transcendence, punctuated with music, in the third part of a trilogy by director Moussa Sène Absa.
Reunited after being separated by the Congo-Kinshasa war, Aziza and her husband are rebuilding family life with their four children. But Aziza, a journalist, is haunted by horrors other women suffered during the war. Compelled to discover what has happened to a little girl she used to care for, she returns to Eastern Congo to find that the legacy of violence continues. Filmmaker Osvalde Lewat-Hallade illuminates the continuing cost of violent conflict in her docudrama.
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In English and French with English subtitles
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