His next film '' Tilaï '' ( " A Question of Honour " ) won the Grand Prix at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival . Centered around a moment of change in the Mòoré culture , where the lives of the children of a family are torn apart by the unwavering adherence to tradition in a rapidly transforming modern world . The success of both '' Yam Daabo '' and '' Tilaï '' placed pressure on Ouédraogo to produce another international success , and his next film '' Karim and Sala '' was rushed to be shown at the 12th Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou ( FESPACO ) and was not well received and suffered from poor distribution . '' Samba Traoré '' ( 1993 ) , returns to the themes of rural versus city life , tradition against change and was well received , being nominated for the Silver Bear at the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival . Ouédraogo followed '' Samba Traoré '' with '' The Heart 's Cry '' ( '' Le Cri du cœur '' ; 1994 ) , '' Kini and Adams '' ( 1997 ) , '' Anger of the Gods '' ( '' La Colère des dieux '' ; 2003 ) and '' Kato Kato '' ( 2006 )
43rd Berlin International Film Festival
43rd Berlin International Film Festival
Idrissa Ouédraogo