The movie was shot in the Congo forests, lake kivu area i believe.
But what puzzles me is the Okuyo speaking blacks in the movie. There's a scene where everythng said is in Gíkúyú language.
Which leaves me wondering why use a language thats so far from the scene?
Why not use like kinyarwanda which is spoken around the kivu? Or kibatoro in Uganda?
Eg 'úyú ní mùrogi (she's a witch.)
'ìra mùtumia úyù aturie ndu' (tell this woman to kneel down)
nií ndî múndú mùgo (i'm a medicine man)

heheheheh this is just too funny! in congo forest? If I met a kyuk there I would laugh my heart off. How do they look like now?? gosh
I know hata amazon we have one or two.

Come to think of it, the place is beautiful and if i have relatives there, i wont mind having a plot of forest.

No need to laugh....You might have read John Kiriamiti's "My life in crime".In the 70s when John was on the run from the law,he travelled to some remote town in Zaire (DRC) and as he begged for food and shelter,he encountered a Kikuyu businessman running a kiosk......and well,sometimes in August of "96,we were window shopping with a friend in Yaounde.We entered a shop and started conversing in Ki-slope.As we turned to leave,the lady at the counter asked,"Kai mukuendaga ati"....we froze

Recently in Tz I said hi to guys whom I heard speaking kyuk n was busy telling em I come from Kenya also turned out they are from Burundi but even the times they travel to Kenya they are able to understand some local bantu languages.