TGV

TGV follows the journey of a colorful bus, operated by the intrepid character known as "Rambo," as it travels between Dakar, Senegal, and Conakry, Guinea. The film explores the dangers of the road, including the insurrection in the Bijagos territory, adding tension to the comedic elements of the story.

The film features a runtime of 88 minutes and showcases a variety of characters, each with their own reasons for undertaking the perilous trip. With a blend of humor and drama, TGV offers a glimpse into the complexities of travel in a region marked by conflict.

Directed by Moussa Touré and starring Makena Diop, Bernard Giraudeau, and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, TGV presents a narrative that reflects the resilience of its characters amidst adversity. This film is part of a collection that highlights the storytelling of African cinema in the late 1990s.