The great Malian filmmaker Souleymane Cissé discussed Baara and his career at the New York African Film Festival, culminating in a special surprise at the end of the Q&A.

In his political drama, a young factory manager encounters a man walking along a road who tells him his family members work as servants in the manager’s household. The man then offers him a job, and as he watches out for his welfare, begins to see how the company mistreats its workers. As dire problems surface at the factory, the manager is then challenged to choose between his ethics and the pressure from others to protect his own interests.

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