Made In Mauritius is a 2009 short comedy drama film directed by Mauritian director David Constantin.
It also screened at the 2011 Festival Cineafricano (Milan, Italy) where it was awarded the Prix Fondation Pellegrini and at the Rencontres d’Hergla (Tunisia) in 2012.
[1][2] Bissoon, a retired peasant in a village on the Island of Mauritius, has a problem.
In seeking to buy a new fuse in the village shop, its owner, Ah-Yan explains that these fuses no longer exist and tries to convince Bissoon to buy a radio “made in China”.
When the elderly man resists, Ah-Yan explains the benefits of globalization.