
Under the Hanging Tree
New York African Film Festival 2024
May 8 - 14, 2024
When a German farmer is found hanging from a tree, a hard-boiled police officer is pulled into an investigation that uncovers Namibia’s colonial history and genocide of the Herero people.
Q&A with Perivi Katjavivi
In this first-of-its-kind film that dissects Namibia’s colonial past, Christina Mureti, a hard-boiled police officer from the city, is transferred to a small desert village in Namibia, where she uncovers a series of grisly animal sacrifices perhaps linked to the disappearance of the villagers’ children. Then a German farmer is found hung on the same tree where Christina’s ancestors were hung a century ago during Germany’s colonial war and genocide. It is only when Christina begins to learn about her people’s history and embraces some of its cultural wisdom that she will be able to solve the case.
Co-presented with Black Film Space



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