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A Screaming Man (2010)

Adam Ousmane is a pool attendant at a local resort. When the new managers decide to downsize, Adam loses his job to his own son, Abdel. Shattered by the turn of events, Adam is pressured into contributing to the Chadian war effort. With no money to speak of, the only asset he can donate is his son.

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Jason Anderson 17 Mar 2011

A moving new film by one of Africa's best directors, A Screaming Man won the jury prize at Cannes last year and deserves a wider audience than the continent's great movies often achieve.

Matthew L 22 Mar 2011

Searing drama about a man who finds his livelihood threatened when he is replaced by his own son. Pits this family drama against a backdrop of social unrest in Chad, as the older generation resists reforms from rebels. Its themes of generational conflict resonate in affecting and sobering ways.

Rob L 25 Jan 2012

An elegiac piece that entrances due to its unfamiliar setting - wartorn Chad; yet away from the front line in the curiously cosseted environs of a posh hotel swimming pool under Chinese ownership. At heart, it's a movie about a relationship between father and son and one that goes seriously off the rails due to pride and jealousy - needless to say, the consequences in Ndjamena are a little more problematic than they would be in Leighton Buzzard. Chad has always been one of Africa's most troubled countries and yet there are signs here that normality is being approached in the early scenes at least - it's no Somalia. Yet, many familiar themes emerge - the hotel reminded me of those I stayed in in India on my most recent visit - an utterly artificial environment that swaps one form of colonialism for another.

Mikko L 22 Aug 2010

Ca aurait fait un trÃ¨s beau court-mÃ©trage. Mais c'est un long. Long.

Dave Calhoun 09 May 2011

It's an intelligent, good-looking film and one that confirms Haroun as one of Africa's leading filmmakers.