Kalala

Kalala runs for 50 minutes and presents a poignant narrative centered on the director's friend Hissein Djibrine, affectionately known as 'Kalala'. The documentary delves into the impact of loss and the fight against Aids, as Haroun returns to Chad to confront the realities surrounding his friend's death.

This film is significant for those interested in documentaries that tackle personal and social issues. Haroun's approach combines personal reflection with broader themes, making it a relevant piece for collectors who appreciate films that offer both narrative depth and social commentary. The film serves as a tribute to a friend's legacy while shedding light on the challenges faced by those affected by Aids, providing a meaningful viewing experience.