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| Koundi et le jeudi national | |
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| Directed by | Ariani Astrid Atodji |
| Screenplay by | Ariani Astrid Atodji |
| Produced by | Goethe Institut |
| Cinematography | Isabelle Casez |
| Edited by | Mathilde Rousseau Sebastian Winkels |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | Cameroon |
Koundi et le jeudi national is a 2010 documentary film.
Koundi is a large village with around 1,200 inhabitants, located in Cameroon's East Province. Aware of Koundi's richness in timber, the villagers decide to use it to alleviate poverty. They organise a union, the Organisation for Communal Interests, and create a cocoa plantation over several hectares to be able to depend on themselves. They also institute "National Thursday": Once a month, they all work on the development of the cocoa plantation. Village life is shown through the prism of self-management.
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