Daily life scenes in a rural village of Mali.
Harvest, meddlesomeness, children games, a wedding, a theft, and the clumsy intervention of the police. The character that brings all these scenes together is a leper despised by the whole village, who manages to be cured in the city and happily returns to his people.
| Original Title | Bamunan | ||||||||
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| German Title | Bamunan | ||||||||
| French Title | Bamunan, Le pagne sacré | ||||||||
| Other Titles | Bamunan | ||||||||
| Directed by | Falaba Issa Traoré | ||||||||
| Country | Mali | ||||||||
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| Screenplay | Falaba Issa Traoré | ||||||||
| Production | Falaba's Films | ||||||||
| Runtime | 103 Min. | ||||||||
| Language | Bambara | ||||||||
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Prize for Best Actress: Marietou Kouyaté FESPACO, 1991
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