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Three months before Cyclone Chido hit Mayotte, Diaze Abdou lives in Dzoumogné, a village in the north of the island. Committed to preserving the cultures and traditions that define the Mahorais identity, but also anchored in the modernity and social networks of his time, the young man recounts his memories of an authentic Mayotte, but also the challenges facing his island. Drought, insecurity and delinquency, social problems, threats to the lagoon and the archipelago's forests... The 1-hour documentary tackles these issues through the eyes of Diaze and other Mahorais he meets along the way: farmers, fishermen, hoteliers... All share their attachment to their land, their concerns, but also their hopes.
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