The Last Flight of the Flamingo explained

The Last Flight of the Flamingo
Director:João Ribeiro
Producer:Potenza Producciones, Fado Filmes, Carlo D’Ursi Produzioni, Slate One, Neon, Videofilmes
Starring:Carlo D'Ursi
Elliot Alex
Alberto Magassela
Matias Xavier
Adriana Alves
Distributor:Insomnia World Sales
Runtime:90 minutes
Country:Brazil
France
Italy
Mozambique
Portugal
Spain
Language:Portuguese (Original) and Subtitled in English, Spanish and French
Budget:1.300.000 Euros
Screenplay:João Ribeiro, Gonzalo Galvão Teles
Cinematography:José Antonio Loureiro
Editing:Pedro Ribeiro
Music:Omar Sosa

The Last Flight of the Flamingo is a 2010 film, based on the 2000 novel of the same name, by Mozambican writer Mia Couto.

Synopsis

In the village of Tizangara, UN Blue Helmets work as peacekeepers after years of civil war. Five explosions kill five soldiers; only their helmets and their phalluses are left. Massimo Risi, an Italian Lieutenant posted in Maputo, Mozambique’s capital, arrives in the village in order to investigate the events. Assisted by Joaquim, a local translator, Massimo starts the enquiry and soon discovers that not everything is what it appears to be.