In 1953, Mamadou Touré directed the film Mouramani, a film considered as the first ever made by a black French-speaking director. No one knows where to find a print, neither if one even exists. The Cemetery of Cinema is the search for that film, also an ode to cinema, both the kind we watch and the kind we make. A road-movie full of love, humor and tenderness but also a quest as Souleymane marches with a sign demanding Mouramani’s return…
