Antoine denounces his conditions of detention by writing and filming his daily life with a hidden camera
The pavilion of political prisoners - Kinshasa Penitentiary and Reeducation Center
Indigent prisoners cannot afford cells and crowd in the corridors
Prisoners must prepare food
Prisoners pray in a corridor
Antoine receives his children in his cell
An exterior corridor connects the pavilions to the main courtyard
A prisoner shows how much he has lost weight
Prisoners at the shower
Only ordinary prisoners are allowed to play sports
A dying man tries to sell old cassava leaves
The dying are locked in separate pavilions
No one comes to feed them
D'autres prisonniers moribonds
They smoke hemp to fall asleep
They sleep to forget hunger
Inscription on a wall of the main courtyard
The supervisory committee (made up of ordinary prisoners) ties up rebel prisoners
Ils se passent une seringue et injectent un poison à un prisonnier. Ce dernier mourra quelques heures plus tard.
Antoine in his cell with his son, the day before his escape
Antoine disguised as a woman moments after his escape
Once free and taken refuge abroad, Antoine finds his children