Dearest Bamako

Synopsis:

Moussa is a youth from Burkina Faso. He lives in the same village he where he was born along with his parents, his family and his wife, Fátima. He prefers to call her “Bamako” because it is there, in the capital of Mali, where he first met her before they were married and had their baby, Mamadou. The fields yield just enough food for them to survive but this precarious balance has broken down in recent times because of a long drought. Pushed by his responsibility to help his family, and after asking the advice of the elders of the village, Moussa decides to immigrate to Europe.

Genre: Feature length documentary film
Running time: 94′
Year of production: 2007
Original version: French
Versions available: French, Spanish and Basque language
Director: Omer Oke y Txarli Llorente
Screenplay: Joanes Urkixo
Actors:
Djédjé Apali, Esther Vallés, Gorsy Edu
Producers: Abra Prod and Fenix P. C.
Executive producers: Joxe Portela
Music: Pascal Gaigne
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