Mauritian cinema is a small but growing force, producing films in a mix of Creole, French, and Hindi that reflect the island's layered cultural identity. Ebony and Tany Mena are among the local productions Macca has caught, both offering a grounded sense of place far removed from the tourist-brochure version of the island. Have a browse through the reviews below.
Rating: 2.0★
Mauritius is not a country you typically associate with feature animation. The island nation has built a modest but real screen presence over the years, with productions like Tany Mena offering a glimpse of local filmmaking ambition, yet a fully animated family film aimed squarely at the global streaming market
Genre Documentary
★★★ — Ebony (2017)
Genre Animation
★★½ — Tany Mena (2018)
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