Moolaadé
- Drama
When a woman shelters a group of girls from suffering female genital mutilation, she starts a conflict that tears her village apart.
Moolaadé is a 2004 drama film that explores the clash between tradition and human rights when a woman protects girls from female genital mutilation in her village. Directed by Ousmane Sembène, the film examines the social upheaval that erupts when one act of compassion challenges deeply rooted cultural practices.
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BrazilTop cast
Follow an actor to track their next projects- Fatoumata CoulibalyCollé Gallo Ardo Sy
Maimouna Hélène DiarraHadjatou- Salimata TraoréAmasatou
- Dominique ZeïdaMercenaire
Rasmané OuédraogoCiré Bathily- Joseph TraoréDugutigi
Théophile SowiéIbrahima- Balla Habib DembéléSacristain
Gustave SorghoBakary- Moussa SanogoKonaté fils
Naky Sy SavaneSanata
Georgette ParéNiassi
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Moolaade (2004) Trailer English
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When was Moolaadé released?
Moolaadé was released on August 4, 2004.
What is Moolaadé about?
The film follows a woman who shelters a group of girls to protect them from female genital mutilation, an action that sparks conflict and division throughout her village as tradition clashes with her moral stance.
Who directed Moolaadé?
Moolaadé was directed by Ousmane Sembène, a renowned Senegalese filmmaker known for his socially conscious cinema.
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