Angola: Saudades from the One Who Loves You Trailer

Angola: Saudades from the One Who Loves You Trailer (2005)

01 November 2005 Factual 65 mins

The film sheds light on a country in which, after twenty-seven years of war and three ­years of official peace, there is an overwhelming discrepancy between poor and rich. A sensitive and respectful approach towards a traumatised society.

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International Titles

Angola - Land meiner Sehnsucht Trailer

Angola Saudade Trailer

Angola: Saudades from the One Who Loves You Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 08 May 2006

France 01 November 2005

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