Bahasha

Ex-footballer Kitasa (Ayoub Bombwe) has big plans for his family and the community where he grew up. He manages to secure a position in local government. One day, Kampira, one of his political rivals, approaches him with a shady issue, asking Kitasa to look the other way when he starts illegal development on public land. Of course there is a nice reward in it for Kitasa. Kitasa agrees. The consequences are huge: Kitasa becomes entangled in a web of lies and, what's worse, he loses the respect of his community and family.

In this gripping drama, Zimbabwe-born Tanzanian director Jordan Riber shows the consequences of corruption on a personal level. He does so, remarkably, through the eyes of the corrupt politician Kitasa himself. Earlier in 2018, Riber shot the film Fatuma, also with Bombwe in one of the lead roles.