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TRADING TRADITION FOR A FUTURE
P’kondem, a young footballer of 25 years old, living in France and playing in the second division, returns home to Kabye country for a family visit during the Evala period. His family, very much attached to tradition, decides to invite him to participate in the coming of age ceremony. But P’kondem has been forbidden by his football manager to participate, as an injury could put his entire football career at risk. His family does not intend to leave him any choice…
 
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COME, I’LL SHOW YOU
TRADING TRADITION FOR A FUTURE
P’kondem, a young footballer of 25 years old, living in France and playing in the second division, returns home to Kabye country for a family visit during the Evala period. His family, very much attached to tradition, decides to invite him to participate in the coming of age ceremony. But P’kondem has been forbidden by his football manager to participate, as an injury could put his entire football career at risk. His family does not intend to leave him any choice…
 
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FILMMAKERS
| Director | Mangliouwè Kereguele |
| DOP | Coamy Charles Soubou |
| Camera | Justine Djotchi, Françoise Barota, Pouguinimpo Tcheliegue |
| Editor | Salam Traore, Kanfitine Douti |
| Sound | Omorou Ali |
| Set + Props |
Kiredeou Palanga |
| Assistent Director |
Alassani Toure |
| Camera Assistent |
Kanfitine Douti |
| Sound Assistants |
Augustin B. Kpantina, Narcisse Alaba Kondoh |
| Script Supervision | Méhéza Biteniwe |
| Production Manager |
Tchamiè Tabade |
| Coordinator | Anita Afatchao |
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FILMMAKERS
Director
Mangliouwè Kereguele
DOP
Coamy Charles Soubou
Camera
Justine Djotchi, Françoise Barota, Pouguinimpo Tcheliegue
Editor
Salam Traore, Kanfitine Douti
SoundOmorou Ali
Set + Props
Kiredeou Palanga
Assistent Director
Alassani Toure
Camera Assistent
Kanfitine Douti
Sound Assistants
Augustin B. Kpantina, Narcisse Alaba Kondoh
Script Supervision
Méhéza Biteniwe
Production Manager
Tchamiè Tabade
Coordinator
Anita Afatchao
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FILM INFORMATION
| Type | Fiction |
| Length | 16:07 min. |
| Language | French and Kabyè with English subtitles |
| Country of origin | Togo |
| Year | 2022 |
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FILM INFORMATION
Type
Fiction
Length
16:07 min.
Language
French and Kabyè with English subtitles
Country of origin
Togo
Year
2022
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TOGO
Togo (officially the Republic of Togo) lies on the Atlantic Ocean with a coastline only 52 km wide and borders Ghana, Benin and Burkina Faso. Lomé is the capital of Togo, the official language is French. However, the approximately eight million inhabitants also communicate in Ewé, Kabyé, Mina and many other languages.
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Togo is one of the poorest countries in the world. About one third of the population cannot read or write. The socio-political situation remains tense despite democratization processes.
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Journalists in Togo often work in a climate of intimidation and violence. Although diversity of opinion is generally considered high, many journalists avoid topics such as corruption, the role of the military and national security issues. Togo is ranked 71st out of 180 countries in the 2020 Press Freedom Rankings published by Reporters Without Borders.
COME, I’LL SHOW YOU THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
TOGO
Togo (officially the Republic of Togo) lies on the Atlantic Ocean with a coastline only 52 km wide and borders Ghana, Benin and Burkina Faso. Lomé is the capital of Togo, the official language is French. However, the approximately eight million inhabitants also communicate in Ewé, Kabyé, Mina and many other languages.
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Togo is one of the poorest countries in the world. About one third of the population cannot read or write. The socio-political situation remains tense despite democratization processes.
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Journalists in Togo often work in a climate of intimidation and violence. Although diversity of opinion is generally considered high, many journalists avoid topics such as corruption, the role of the military and national security issues. Togo is ranked 71st out of 180 countries in the 2020 Press Freedom Rankings published by Reporters Without Borders.
