Responsibility: Modupe and the Flood

The film tells the story of a farmer who takes drastic action to save his village from an impending flood caused by a dam about to burst. In a selfless act, he sets his own house on fire to alert the villagers of the danger, prompting them to rush up the hill and ultimately save themselves from tragedy.

As a piece of cinema from the 1970s, it reflects the storytelling styles and cultural narratives of the era. The film's focus on community and individual responsibility resonates with audiences interested in social themes and moral dilemmas. Collectors may appreciate its unique perspective on West African culture and the universal message of sacrifice for the greater good.