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Katanga, the Dance of the Scorpions

Summary by Mondafrique
Free adaptation of Macbeth, this black and white fresco follows Katanga, the Moorish warlord, to whom a prophecy promises the throne. Intoxicated by power, he plunges into a spiral of betrayals, ritual sacrifices and violence. The film mixes mythical narrative, critical of patriarchal power and plunged into a contemporary African society where traditions clash with ambitions. Dani Kouyaté (Burkina Faso) – Recapture in theatres: July 2025 – Durat…
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Free adaptation of Macbeth, this black and white fresco follows Katanga, the Moorish warlord, to whom a prophecy promises the throne. Intoxicated by power, he plunges into a spiral of betrayals, ritual sacrifices and violence. The film mixes mythical narrative, critical of patriarchal power and plunged into a contemporary African society where traditions clash with ambitions. Dani Kouyaté (Burkina Faso) – Recapture in theatres: July 2025 – Durat…

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Mondafrique broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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