Clando Trailer (1996)

01 March 1996 Drama 98 mins

Proud and determined, the hunter set out, leaving behind his village ravaged by a terrible drought. All the villagers came out to wish him well, and everyone gave what he could: an egg, a handful of peanuts or a few kola nuts... As in the folktale, Sobgui, a former computer programmer who now drives a "clando" cab in Douala, flees to Europe to escape a life in Cameroon which has become unbearable. In Cologne (Germany), Sobgui joins a community of African emigrants. Most are hard-working and ambitious people. Sobgui begins a love affair with Madeleine, a German political activist who encourages Sobgui and his friends to return home and fight for change.

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Cast

Paulin Fodouop as Anatole Sobgul

Caroline Redl as Irene

Henriette Fenda as Madaleine Sobgul

Avs Bodule Moukilo

Guillaume Nana

Guillaume Nana as Tchobe

Raphael de Chedjou

Joseph Momo as Chamba Rigobert

Crew

Jean-Marie Téno Director

Jean-Marie Téno Writer

Pierre Richard Mbarga Assistant Director

Blaise Ako Ban Assistant Director

Dagmar Benke Producer

Nurith Aviv Director of Photography

Nancy Rivas Assistant Director

Jean-Marie Téno Producer

International Titles

Clandestine Trailer

Clando (Clandestine) Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 01 October 1996

Switzerland 01 March 1996

Germany 07 December 1996

France 10 September 1997

Production Companies

ARTE

ZDF

Les Films du Raphia

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