A forestry engineer pushes for reforestation measures, against the will of his selfish superiors, and embarks on a search for a mystical healing plant linking him with the ancestral knowledge of his people.

Quote:
“Incorporating dashes of local color into a contemporary tale of ancient mysticism and modern corruption, Ta Dona strikes an appealing balance between old and new.”

Variety

“This exciting film is composed like a painting, one stroke after another. Images and scenes reveal a very precise portrait of the geographic, social and intellectual environment of present-day Mali.”

Le Monde

1.34GB | 1h 40m | 624×464 | avi

https://nitro.download/view/CA6F92BA41018ED/ta_dona.avi

Language(s):Bambara
Subtitles:English hard

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