Watt

The narrative centers on Blasty, who is deeply in love with Céli, but his attachment to his stereo radio set complicates their relationship. The film captures life in Kinshasa as Blasty and Céli navigate their daily existence, with the radio symbolizing both connection and distraction.

As Céli carries the battery for the radio, the story unfolds around their efforts to keep the music playing, paralleling their love story. The quest for a new battery signifies not only the mechanics of the radio but also the struggles and commitments in their relationship. Exploring themes of love, technology, and dependency, Watt provides a thoughtful glimpse into the lives of its characters.