Bangarang
| 导演： | Robin Odongo |
| 编剧： | Robin Odongo |
| 主演： | David Weda |
| 制片国家/地区： | 肯尼亚 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 2021 |
| 片长： | 89分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
Inspired by true events. Otile, a poor ‘bodaboda’ rider is jobless ten years down the line after graduating with a second-class honours degree in automotive engineering. When election violence erupts after the disputed Kenyan presidential elections, Otile leads other rioters in the streets of Kisumu. To him, this is the only opportunity he can vent his anger at the government’s... (展开全部)
Inspired by true events. Otile, a poor ‘bodaboda’ rider is jobless ten years down the line after graduating with a second-class honours degree in automotive engineering. When election violence erupts after the disputed Kenyan presidential elections, Otile leads other rioters in the streets of Kisumu. To him, this is the only opportunity he can vent his anger at the government’s bad leadership, which he holds responsible for his joblessness. On one fateful day, as he runs for his dear life from the anti-riot police, he finds himself inside Dan’s house. The police trace him and beat everyone in the house including Dan’s six-month-old child, Baby Joy. And now Otile runs into exile from the fear of being falsely implicated by the police for Baby Joy’s death. Who killed Baby Joy?
Inspired by true events. Otile, a poor ‘bodaboda’ rider is jobless ten years down the line after graduating with a second-class honours degree in automotive engineering. When election violence erupts after the disputed Kenyan presidential elections, Otile leads other rioters in the streets of Kisumu. To him, this is the only opportunity he can vent his anger at the government’s... (展开全部)
Inspired by true events. Otile, a poor ‘bodaboda’ rider is jobless ten years down the line after graduating with a second-class honours degree in automotive engineering. When election violence erupts after the disputed Kenyan presidential elections, Otile leads other rioters in the streets of Kisumu. To him, this is the only opportunity he can vent his anger at the government’s bad leadership, which he holds responsible for his joblessness. On one fateful day, as he runs for his dear life from the anti-riot police, he finds himself inside Dan’s house. The police trace him and beat everyone in the house including Dan’s six-month-old child, Baby Joy. And now Otile runs into exile from the fear of being falsely implicated by the police for Baby Joy’s death. Who killed Baby Joy?
