Project Detail

The Two Paths

The Two Paths

Synopsis

Khoudia, a 40-year-old interpreter, lives a carefully structured life. During a taxi ride, a sentence spoken by the driver, Amadou, unexpectedly awakens a deeply buried pain: her inability to communicate with her sister Nabi. Moved, Khoudia extends the ride and begins an unexpected conversation with the resourceful driver. Through confessions, humour, and intertwined languages, a unique bond emerges. This journey becomes a form of therapy, opening new paths for Khoudia to heal the fractured relationship with her sister.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 min 47 sec
Format
HD
Director
Ismael Mahamadou Laouali
Producer
Mohamed Gueye
Executive Producer
Chloé Ortolé Diop
Editor
Moustapha Mballo Dieng
Screenwriter
Jean-Jacques Pascal Assoumou
Director of Photography
Mamadou Diallo
Sound
Ibrahima Coly
Composer
Mohamed Ly

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Supported by British Council Film Lab Africa Senegal

UK, Senegal co-production

British Council (UK), Tangerine Productions (SN)

Sales Company

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