Kimbangu – Un sauveur noir
A spiritual and political epic in the heart of the Belgian Congo. This documentary is a plunge into the life of an ordinary man who became a symbol of peaceful resistance against colonial oppression: Simon Kimbangu, recognized in the Kongo tradition as the Mvuluzi (“the Savior”), spiritual guide charged with awakening and raising up his people.
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