Cameroon Movies

Filmed in 8mm, during the Ramadan of 1984 in Ngaoundéré, Northern Cameroon, the film relates the everyday life of a Fulani woman,...

The movie exposes the life of a young lady " Eposi " who learns she will die if she does not receive a transfusion of rare blood from a donor.

Etaka and her husband went out to celebrate the news of being parents but ended up celebrating the disgrace of Etaka urinating on her body.

In 72 hours is a thought-provoking movie on the realities of young people affected by war, violence, murder and rape in inhabitable conditions hoping...

Sila Apiseh, a young woman, decides to run for office. She engages in a battle to empower women and give hope to youth in her country.

Before starring in their own concert film "Man No Run by Claire Denis", the legendary bikutsi rock group Les Têtes Brulées appeared as...

Ayo helps her mother with the deliveries of the women in her village and wonders whether she would like to have a child herself…

A creative documentary highlighting the first novel by Mongo Beti, also known as Eza Boto, a pioneering writer of Francophone literature. On a...

Chief Donald intends to spend the rest of his life in perfect celibacy. But his adventurous past eventually catches up with him, when he suddenly...

Cameroonian horror film.

Liengu, an adorable and brilliant albino of twelve, arrives in Bonalyonga (a village nestled in the side of Mount Cameroon) with her mother and...

The film discusses the artificiality and the Fragility of the border between Cameroon and Chad, which is determined by the Chari river. The people...

The elderly Isabel Cardoso works in the kitchen of a nursery school. Her hands are worn, her memory sharp and heavy with grief. In moments of...

They are students at the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual. For their final project, they decide to make a documentary about cocoa...

To the Evuzok, a tribe in the South of Cameroon, there are two kinds of diseases that are cured different ways: the “natural” ones and...

To the Nso people, the kola nut is sacred. It holds great spiritual, economic, gastronomic, symbolic, and historic significance. The esteem and...