Trader Horn is on a mission in Africa to find a missionary couple. Along the way, he encounters dangerous wildlife, native tribesmen, and the harsh realities of the African continent.
The Language You Cry In is a documentary that delves into the history and cultural significance of a funeral song passed down through generations of African Americans. It examines the linguistic and musical connections between the Gullah people of Georgia, USA, and the Mende people of West Africa, tracing the origins of the song back to the time of the transatlantic slave trade. Through interviews, archival footage, and musical performances, the film explores themes of family relationships, ethnomusicology, African American history, and the memory of enslaved people.
The movie follows a musician as he travels through West Africa, exploring the rich musical heritage of the region and collaborating with local musicians. He visits villages, recording studios, and music festivals, experiencing the diverse range of music and cultures. The film also touches on topics such as the slave trade, African history, and the importance of preserving traditional music.
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