Anthôman (2026)

Two inseparable souls—Gooré, a drummer whose rhythms could move mountains, and Kalou, a dancer who turned motion into poetry—share a bond that transcends words. But fate takes a cruel turn during a simple hunting expedition when a tragic twist of events leads Gooré to inadvertently end his best friend’s life. Although he walks away unscathed from the Zri, the ancient ritual meant to reveal truth through divine judgment, the village remains unconvinced, whispering that jealousy drove him to murder. Desperate to reclaim his tarnished name, Gooré makes a bold, almost unthinkable choice: he enlists in the chaos of World War II. In his culture, returning alive from the battlefield isn’t just survival—it’s the ultimate vindication, a living testament that the gods have cleared his soul. His journey becomes a fight not only against enemy forces but against the shadows of suspicion that threaten to consume him.