Overview

Congolese filmmaker and documentarian Dieudo Hamadi is well known for his films focusing on his homeland’s government institutions and the people who allow them to thrive (see, for example, his worthwhile National Diploma from 2014). Here, he turns his focus to the justice system and Col. Honorine Munyole, a policewoman leading a special taskforce in Kinshasa (the capital city of the Democratic Republic of Congo) to serve and protect the women and children of her country when no one else will.