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An eleven-year-old child has never seen his father because he lives in Europe. The child's future is fixed. Later, much later, he goes to this unknown man in the unknown land.

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Adams Mensah gets inside the mind of an 11-year-old child who has never seen his father. The boy fantasizes about his absent father and makes him his god. Until this man comes back to Ghana… 
 
What does a father mean to a son? And who is the man behind the father? How does a son find himself when the future turns out to be very different than predicted?  

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After his penetrating documentary about his ailing mother, 'Me A Belgian, My Mother A Ghanaian', Adams Mensah digs further into his own bio.

 

Every migration has its own story. The basic ingredients are universal: confusion, lack, hope, disappointment.