A Murder in Abidjan 2000
In the bustling Ivory Coast metropolis of Abidjan, 1995 became a year stained by violence when a dedicated policeman was gunned down in broad daylight.
Director: Mosco Boucault
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Murder in Abidjan (2000) about?
*A Murder in Abidjan* sheds light on the brutal 1995 murder of a policeman in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The film follows Superintendent Kouassi as he chases elusive leads through a shadowy world of crime, revealing the harsh realities of police investigations in a city rife with corruption and danger.
Who directed A Murder in Abidjan?
Mosco Boucault directed *A Murder in Abidjan (2000)*, delivering a raw and immersive crime documentary that captures the grit of Ivory Coast's underworld.
Who stars in A Murder in Abidjan?
Cast details for *A Murder in Abidjan (2000)* are not widely documented, though Superintendent Kouassi serves as the central investigative figure in this harrowing true crime account.
Is A Murder in Abidjan (2000) worth watching?
As a documentary steeped in crime and social tension, *A Murder in Abidjan* offers a compelling but grim look at justice in a fractured society. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its atmospheric storytelling and real-world backdrop make it a thought-provoking watch for true crime enthusiasts.
How long is A Murder in Abidjan?
The runtime for *A Murder in Abidjan (2000)* is 86 minutes.
About A Murder in Abidjan (2000) — A Gripping True Crime Documentary from Ivory Coast
In the bustling Ivory Coast metropolis of Abidjan, 1995 became a year stained by violence when a dedicated policeman was gunned down in broad daylight.
Director Mosco Boucault's gripping documentary *A Murder in Abidjan (2000)* plunges viewers into the dark underbelly of crime and corruption as Superintendent Kouassi leads a relentless investigation. With a weary gait and a hardened resolve, Kouassi navigates a web of informants, suspects, and brutality, exposing the raw tension between justice and vengeance. The film masterfully blends the grim reality of police work with the human cost of a city caught between law and lawlessness.