Burkina Faso, France, Germany 2021, 67 minby Moumouni Sanou
Every evening in a popular area of the city of Bobo-Dioulasso in Burkina Faso, Mrs Coda welcomes the children of prostitutes at her home. The young women then stroll through the 'Black', a lively alley in the city center, until daybreak when they come to pick up their babies.
Garderie Nocturne – Night Nursery
2019, 80 minby Michel K. Zongo
When the government of Burkina Faso starts to issue mining permits in 2000, gold fever strikes. In 2008, a British mining company starts the first open-pit mine in Kalsaka, digging away the soil that's vital to the villagers’ lives.It's not long before the first kilogram of gold has been mined, from a reserve of at least 18 metric tons. The people of Kalsaka are promised mountains of gold: jobs for the villagers, scholarships for their children, money for the government coffers, and development
No Gold for Kalsaka
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