Kasseler Dokumentarfilm- und Videofest

Hiding in the propeller of a ship, David, a young Guinean rapper known as Black Doh, arrives as a stowaway in “Maradona’s Land”. He left his friends, family and his mother behind back in Africa, never to see them again. He now sings in a mix of French, Soussou, and Spanish. Years after he left his hometown, David’s first album reaches Africa. A film that moves back and forth between South America and Africa reflecting on routes and roots, clashes and encounters of cultures.
“What kind of man are you when you’ve gone through such a thing?” (J.M.G. Le Clézio)