Made in Mauritius

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Made In Mauritius
Release date
2009
Running time
7'
CountryTemplate:Film Mauritius

Made In Mauritius is a 2009 film.

Synopsis

A village on the Island of Mauritius. Bissoon, a retired peasant, has a problem. This morning, for the first time in twenty years, the fuse to his old radio has blown. In the village shop, Ah-Yan is taken aback by the ancient device. Fuses such as these are no longer made, so Ah-Yan tries to convince Bissoon to buy a radio “made in China”. When the elderly man hesitates, unsure, Ah-Yan decides to explain the benefits of globalization.

Cast and crew

  • Director: David Constantin
  • Producer: Caméléon Production
  • Screenplay: David Constantin
  • Cinematography: Stephan Bellerose
  • Sound: Pierre Gerval
  • Music: Lata Manghesgar Wada Karo
  • Editing: David Constantin
  • Cast: Raj Bumma Put Liang Xi Gui

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