Haramuya (1995)

The story centers on a devout Muslim, Faco, who tries to run his two-wife household in the traditional way. The trouble begins when his ambitious younger son, Kalifa lapses and gets involved with his older brother's hoodlum friends. Kalifa then gives them his money and soon loses his job. The city has a curfew at night and only those with a highly-prized identity card are allowed out. Police rigorously patrol the streets in search of whores and people without cards. One homeless, unemployed man, Oussou, decides to earn the card by becoming a stoolie for the cops, and snitches on Kalifa's older brother, precipitating a police raid of Faco's home that results in their finding a cache of illegal drugs. Faco and the older son are both stripped naked and thrown in jail. Suddenly Faco finds himself brutalized and humiliated by his Muslim brothers. Meanwhile, the dark-skinned daughter of a white storekeeper, with a lust for black hookers, sets off to find her real mother.

Fecha de estreno
1995-01-02
TMDB
6.0 / 10 (4)
Duración
1 h 27 min
Géneros
Drama, Comedia
Director
Drissa Toure

Reparto

Curiosidades

Haramuya , también conocida como Les proscrits es una película coproducción de Burkina Faso y Francia filmada en colores dirigida por Drissa Toure sobre su propio guion que se estrenó en Francia el 10 de enero de 1996 y tuvo como actores principales a Abdoulaye Kaba, Rakieta Kabore, Aï Keïta y Abdoulaye Komboudri. Fue exhibida en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto el 10 de septiembre de 1995.

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