Fabien Dao

Young drug dealer Pablo and his sister Appoline bond over an online game called Darknoon. Pablo falls for Night, neglecting his sister. While Appoline finishes the game, Pablo and Night become embroiled in a dangerous gang conflict.

Within my walls, many people are taking a break. Waiting to live.

It is winter in a suburban town on the outskirts of Paris. After his father’s suicide attempt, Abdou, a young boy, is taken in by Sam, a neighbor in his thirties who isn’t quite sure what to do with his life. Over the course of an evening, these two lost souls meet and reconnect with their roots. A strange, sand-colored dog pays them a visit.

There's a wedding tomorrow in Boromo. Nobody wants Ali and Abdou to mix for the party. But for the eyes of a girl, Abdou will find a way.

Moktar always said that when he could close his bar Bablinga, he would return to Burkina. This day has arrived, but he’s not really ready to leave.

It rains on Ouaga. It's the season of love, the country is being reconstructed after the revolution. Alpha gets ready to join his beloved in France. But his encounter with Leila opens his eyes.

Ouagadougou. Téné, queen of the night, inherits the family stables after the death of her father. While at first she’s determined to sell the horses, she finds a way to make some fast cash by using them as mules to traffic drugs for Auntie Dollar. Alongside her ascent as a criminal, Téné finds herself rehabilitating the family reputation by restoring the horses to their former glory. Much of the money she makes goes toward caring for the animals, and she gets closer to Harmonica, her father's faithful companion, and Princess, his mare. While she relishes her success, her brother is killed at the front. Téné refuses to continue trafficking when she discovers Auntie Dollar is selling the drugs to the terrorist group responsible for her brother's death. Wanting to put an end to it, Téné challenges Auntie Dollar to a duel.