In the vast African land, rare and exotic animals run freely, but poverty, hunger, gunpowder and war are filling every corner of this black land at the same time. In the parking area of a certain country, the black teenager Agu (Abraham Attah) is naughty and funny, just like children in other peaceful countries in the world. It's just that the peace he has is fragile. Once the agreement between the government army and the anti-government armed forces is torn, bullets and killings will follow. Agu parted ways with his mother at a young age, and even watched the cruel scene of his father and brother being murdered. He ran away and was taken in by a guerrilla group of many young soldiers in the jungle.
The guerrilla captain (Idris Elba played by Idris Elba) is eloquent. Like a benevolent father, he encourages the ignorant teenagers to take up arms and enjoy the pleasure of cannibalism. Teenagers grow up prematurely, age prematurely...
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