In Conversation: Senegalese Filmmaker Mamadou Dia on His Award-Winning Film 'Baamum Nafi'

        Still from 'Baamum Nafi'
    

        In Conversation: Senegalese Filmmaker Mamadou Dia on His Award-Winning Film 'Baamum Nafi'
    The film is a piercing look at religious extremism in West Africa with shades of Trump's America. 
Jessica  Kariisa
May 18, 2020
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In Conversation: Senegalese Filmmaker Mamadou Dia on His Award-Winning Film 'Baamum Nafi'

The film is a piercing look at religious extremism in West Africa with shades of Trump's America.

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