Dreams have dissapeared in Moussa’s village, so he runs to tell everybody, but in the village nobody believes that dreams are important.

Moussa decides to start a trip to look for lost dreams. Will he be able to find them?

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Dreams have dissapeared in Moussa’s village, so he runs to tell everybody, but in the village nobody believes that dreams are important.

Moussa decides to start a trip to look for lost dreams. Will he be able to find them?

According to the International Labour Organisation, around 168 million children in the world can’t play or study, victims of child labour. Some of them live in Africa, like Moussa, but there is no continent free of this terrible problem.

“Moussa dreams” is a critique to the adult world and its bad decisions. Moussa is a shepherd, that is the reason why he can still play and dream. But a lot of kids all around the world can’t dream, not only because of child labour but also because they have to bear adults’ bad decisions.