Toubab Bi

The story follows Soriba Samb, a Senegalese man who secures an internship to study filmmaking in Paris. He travels with the five-year-old son of a friend, believing that the boy's father is still in Paris. Upon arrival, Soriba is confronted with the dual challenges of his internship and the quest to locate the boy’s father, Issa.

Toubab Bi delves into significant topics such as migration, the father-son relationship, and the struggles of adaptation in a foreign land. The film depicts the emotional and logistical hurdles faced by migrants, making it a relevant watch for those interested in social issues.

With a runtime of 96 minutes, the film features a diverse cast including Makena Diop and Hélène Lapiower. Its exploration of personal and societal themes provides a rich narrative experience that resonates with audiences interested in character-driven stories.