In Tanzania, people with albinism live under constant threat.
Branded Zeru Zeru - “the Ghosts” - they are hunted and mutilated, their body parts sold by witch doctors who claim they bring wealth and power.
While some children are locked away in orphanages for “protection,” others grow up in isolation, treated as if they were ill or cursed.
This documentary follows an albino musician whose songs transform fear into resistance, weaving his story with those of hidden children and persecuted families.
Zeru Zeru is a visually stunning portrait of survival, prejudice, and the fight to reclaim dignity against superstition and violence.