![Great African Films, Vol. 2: Tasuma, The Fighter and Sia, The Dream Of the Python [DVD]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51N-urMsX1L.jpg)

Out of Africa comes these critically acclaimed films that reveal the beauty of oral storytelling traditions to express the history and culture of the people. TASUMA, THE FIGHTER offers a comic view of the impact of western colonialism. Retired from the French army, West African native Sogo waits patiently for his pension so that he can finance his grain mill. The mill is destined for the women of his village so they don t have to crush grain by hand. When the pension does not come, he and the village women take matters into their own hands. SIA, THE DREAM OF THE PYTHON is a modern adaptation of a seventh-century African legend. A poor village, desperate for prosperity, decides it must make a human sacrifice to a mystical snake god to guarantee a better future. Sia, the most beautiful woman in the village, is chosen for the ritual, but she runs away in revolt.
L**E
Loved it!
Got it for the music, I loved the story a lot! The music played during Tasamu's victory dance is very nice!
M**Y
Tasuma... ENJOY music and story
TASUMA is a wonderful charming film. Once you hear the music, you cannot get it out of your head. I first saw it at AFRICALA African film festival for Latin America, in Caracas, Venezuela. Support African film. See something different. BUY TASUMA.Pamela Collett, Oakland California
K**T
Five Stars
Wonderful films. Highly recommended.
F**Y
FILMS NOT TO BE MISSED
AFRICAN FILMS ARE NOT TO BE MISSED. THE DIECTORS REALLY ELL THEIR POINT OF VIEW AS AFRICAN PEOPLE, AND RELATE TO MANY OF THIS WORLD.
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