

Djon Africa
Miguel —alias Tibars, alias “Djon África,” born and raised in Portugal— is a kindhearted Rastafarian who loves women and lives a carefree life. Until one day a stranger tells him he's the spitting image of his father, “a player and a crook.” His father, whom he never even knew! This intriguing discovery makes him change tack. Particularly when his grandmother, who always took care of him, finally tells him how his father was in prison; how sad Miguel was as a toddler when he couldn't see him; how his father was banished to Cape Verde. Miguel goes there to visit him. Who is this man?
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- Released
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- Portuguese
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Brazil, Portugal
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United StatesUS
- PremiereNew Directors/New Films4 Apr 2018
United KingdomGB
- Theatrical16 Aug 2019
ArgentinaAR
- PremiereBuenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema14 Apr 2018
BrazilBR
- Theatrical11 Oct 2018
DenmarkDK
- PremiereCPH:PIX27 Sept 2018
GermanyDE
- Theatrical31 Oct 2019
IsraelIL
- PremiereJerusalem Film Festival26 Jul 2018
NetherlandsNL
- PremiereInternational Film Festival Rotterdam26 Jan 2018
PolandPL
- PremiereTransatlantyk Film Festival15 Jul 2018
PortugalPT
- Theatrical29 Oct 2018
- TV6 Apr 2020
SlovakiaSK
- PremiereInternational Film Festival Cinematik12 Sept 2019
SpainES
- PremiereSeminci - Valladolid24 Oct 2018
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Djon Africa was released on 11 October 2018.
Audience reviews
1- G5/10
griggs79
6/23/2025
_Djon Africa_ is vibrant and full of life, capturing the colour and rhythm of Cabo Verde. Its laid-back hero sets off to find his father in a charming, easygoing quest. But the film drifts. Scenic detours, though lovely, sap the momentum and feel more like travelogue than story. With tighter focus, it could’ve soared.
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