In this film, the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of Mali becomes the basis on which ones questions the role of a storyteller, the one that narrates and inevitably builds and invents the story.
The author, Joris Lachaise, chooses to use the third person and a distant perspective, portraying Africa through his own view, the view of a white man, the standard view that continues to shape Africa.
It is a critical position, but attentive and vigilant as if through a kaleidoscope assembly one could picture the different states of a decolonized body. Free, digressive and inventive, this documentary encourages us to think about history in a non-didactic way and to question the conditions and consequences related to obtaining freedom.