Rostov-Luanda

In Rostov-Luanda, Sissako travels through Angola, reflecting on the impact of thirty years of war. The documentary features interviews that reveal the lost hopes of a generation shaped by liberation struggles. Sissako captures the dislocation and despair faced by those living in this war-torn landscape.

Despite the somber themes, the film also highlights the resilient spirit of the Angolan people and their optimism for the future. The runtime of 58 minutes allows for a focused exploration of these complex issues, making it a poignant entry in documentary cinema. As a work from the Instituto Angolano de Cinema, it stands as a distinctive voice in representing African narratives.