Ku Handza (Portugal) by André Guiomar
NEWCINEMA/DOCS+
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1h 15m
Mozambique. Benjamin tries to save money to organise his son’s birthday party. Filimone visits his family between war missions. Eulália has just given birth to her sixth child, but has to return to work at a landfill site. ‘Ku Handza’ is an expression in the Tsonga language that describes a chicken looking for food.
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