Mamy Wata

Set in 1968, Mamy Wata follows Justin Ohounou, the Minister of the Interior Department, as he engages in scheming with a corrupt businessman. His primary goal is to eliminate his political enemy, Christian Adegbe, along with the entire Adegbe Tribe. The film's themes of power struggles and betrayal resonate strongly in the context of its era, reflecting the turbulent political landscape of the time.

The film features notable performances from Aï Keïta and Sotigui Kouyaté, adding depth to its dramatic narrative. Collectors interested in political dramas or films that explore African themes will find Mamy Wata a significant addition to their collections, as it captures a pivotal moment in history through the lens of personal ambition and conflict.