Why it's on MuvieStars
A striking reinterpretation of West African water-spirit mythology, with cinematography recognised at Sundance.
About the film
In a coastal village devoted to the water deity Mami Wata, faith in its spiritual leader begins to fracture. As outsiders exploit the unrest, two women must confront the struggle for power and the future of their community.
Cultural context
Nigerian-led West African mythic drama filmed in black and white. Languages include Pidgin, Fon and English. Pidgin is the schema language. Primary genre drama, with fantasy and thriller elements.
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Festival & industry recognition
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Sundance Film FestivalWon
World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award: Cinematography · 2023
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