Azali is a drama film that tells the story of a young girl named Amina, who lives in a traditional and patriarchal community in northern Ghana. Amina is determined to resist the practice of child marriage, which is prevalent in her community, and wants to pursue an education. However, her mother is eager to marry her off to an older man in exchange for money.
To prevent the marriage, Amina's mother sends her to Burkina Faso to live with her aunt. On her way, Amina is kidnapped by human traffickers and taken to Accra, the capital of Ghana. There, she finds herself alone, destitute, and vulnerable in a strange and dangerous city.
Amina eventually meets a young boy named Yaro, who becomes her friend and confidant. He introduces her to the harsh realities of life in the slums of Accra and helps her navigate the challenges she faces. Amina finds work as a housemaid, but is constantly harassed and exploited by her employers.
As she struggles to survive and find a way back home, Amina discovers the horrific realities of human trafficking and the brutal exploitation of vulnerable young girls. She also learns about the power of friendship, resilience, and hope in the face of adversity.
Azali is a moving and thought-provoking film that sheds light on the plight of girls and women in traditional societies, and the harsh realities of urban poverty and exploitation. It is a powerful reminder of the need for education, empowerment, and gender equality, and the importance of fighting against harmful cultural practices such as child marriage.