The film stars Magaye Niyang, who starred in Touki-Bouki, the 1972 classic starring her uncle Djibril DiopDirected.Along the way we witnessed Niyang's travels to a special screening of the film, which was shown publicly in his old town.Niyang appears detached and harbors a heavy nostalgia for the past, so everything in the film's fragments is permeated with inescapable sadness and obsession.Diop's film is first and foremost a nostalgic journey through memory, time and entertainment.It is also a watermark in contemporary experimental documentary, a remarkably intimate portrait of a long journey into the past that was lost and never to return, a separation from fame, recognition and connection that was denied for so long.It is largely based on a legacy that belongs to the past., which is directly related to a country (Senegal) and its heritage, which can sometimes be painful for the older generation (such as the taxi scene in the movie, where the taxi driver is eager for change and claims the older generation.