The Blind Couple From Mali

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U.S. Premiere

Showings

April 10, 2026
12:10 pm – 1:38 pm
Cedar Lee Theatre
Cedar Lee 5
April 11, 2026
5:15 pm – 6:43 pm
Playhouse Square Campus
CSU Screening Room at the Idea Center (Floor 6)

About This Film

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Festival Year: 2026
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Run Time: 88 Minutes
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Film Type: Feature
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Animated: No
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Genre: Documentary
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Interests: BIPOC Cinema, Black Cinema, First-Time Features
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Countr(ies): Canada
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Language: French, English
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English Subtitles: Yes
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Captions: Closed

Film Overview

Amadou & Mariam, the blind musical duo from Mali whose legendary sound has captivated audiences worldwide, embark on an extraordinary journey to record a new album, reconnect with their roots, and redefine their iconic music. Traveling across Spain, France, and Mali, the duo draws inspiration from the landscapes, traditions, and rhythms that shaped their sound while embracing fresh influences that push their music in new directions.
The film offers an intimate look at their creative process, capturing both the joy and challenges of crafting a new studio album. Through behind-the-scenes footage and personal interviews, viewers witness their warmth, humour, and resilience, gaining insight into two artists whose music transcends borders. Amadou & Mariam’s journey is enriched by conversations with a stellar lineup of collaborators and admirers, including Damon Albarn, Chris Martin, Sofi Tukker, Mokobe, Matthieu Chedid, Tiken Jah Fakoly, and Vieux Farka Touré, who reflect on the duo’s global impact and artistic influence.

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Programmer's Comment:

"This remarkable couple paints the world in music, so we can see what they feel" – Shannon

Film Contact: Makers Inc.
Film Email: katie@makers.to

Cast & Crew

Directed By

Ryan Marley

Produced By

Katie Lafferty

Screenwriting

Ryan Marley, Katie Lafferty, Sonia Gooding-Togobo

Cinematographers

Paul Duck

Editors

Eugene Weis, Peter Strauss, Joe Krumin

Principal Cast

Amadou Bagayoko, Mariam Doumbia