Imuhar: A Legend

The film follows Khenan, who is raised in Paris by his French mother and Nigerian father, Najem. After his mother's passing, Khenan travels to the Sahara to join his Imuhar clan, where he learns traditional rituals from his grandfather Kenuni. The narrative takes a turn during a camel race that results in Khenan's shame, leading him to flee into the desert.

The film features a blend of French and Tumachek dialogue supported by a soundtrack from Philippe Eidel, which combines multicultural pop with traditional sounds. The story encapsulates the challenges of reconciling different cultural backgrounds while highlighting the significance of family ties and community.