Quartier Mozart (1992)
The boisterous and cheerful lives of the residents of Cameroon are barely dented by incursions of supernatural power in this humor-filled rendition of traditional folk tales in modern guise. In the story, a cheerfully naughty girl crosses paths with a witch who has the power to satisfy her curiosity about men by changing her into a young man. She then becomes one of the boy suitors for the amorous attentions of a policeman's daughter. Some of the men have unusual names and even odder magical gifts: one of them has the ability to make a man's genitals disappear when he shakes hands with him.
Director: Jean-Pierre Bekolo
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Jimmy Biyong as Chien méchant, le commissaire et père de Samedi |
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Serge Amougou as Montype |
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Sandrine Ola'a as Samedi |
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Essindi Mindja as Atango, le couturier |
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Christine as Maman Thècla, la sorcière |
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Joelle Bekolo as Chef de quartier |
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Geneviève Ngo Ntamack as Sytsalla |
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Madeleine Messengué as Kongossa |
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Saïdou Abatcha as Panka |
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Timoléon Luc Boyogueno as Bon pour est mort, le tenancier de la boutique |
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Atebass as Capo, ami de Bon pour est mort et d'Atango |
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Félix Ndjoyem as Envoyé spécial, le frère de Samedi |
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Ella Owoudou as Le prêtre |
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Karine Diesse as Mawa |
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Jeanne Abanda as Endalè |
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Véronique Mendouga as Muna |
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Sophie Rose Ngué as Solo |
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Joséphine Andomo as Madame Panka |
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Alain Handy as L'un des deux jumeaux |
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Jean Handy as L'un des deux jumeaux |
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Tatfo as Le chef |
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Keki Manyo as L'oncle |
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Pauline Andela as Anata |
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Constant Eyango as Biblos |
| Directing | Jean-Pierre Bekolo | Director |
| Art | Maria Dubin | Set Decoration |
| Production | Laurence Attali | Casting |
| Sound | Newton I. Aduaka | Sound |
| Editing | Jean-Pierre Bekolo | Editor |
| Camera | Régis Blondeau | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Philip Nikwé | Music |
| Crew | Jean-Pierre Bekolo | Script |
| Costume & Make-Up | Maria Dubin | Costumer |
