The screening will be followed by an exchange with the director Naitenaina Lova and peasant protagonists and artists who came specially from Madagascar.

Monday 15 April at 18:00 p.m.

Ottino Amphitheater - Moufia Campus

Free admission reservation

Summary

This is the story of Ly, one of the last peasant speakers in the capital of Madagascar. His life changed in 2016. Since then, the lands he peacefully cultivated have been coveted by two presidential projects, a Colonel, Generals and especially speculators from all walks of life.

Like an egg arguing with a pebble, Ly and his peasant friends fight. The children of the village, the actor Gégé and the visual artist Temandrota are also mobilizing. To no longer be puppets, they are the ones who manipulate strange puppets with the hope that their show (and this film!) become “a weapon of massive media coverage”.

Screening proposed in collaboration with the Institute of Illiteracy and Languages ​​of the Indian Ocean