

Code of Fear
In 2013, journalist Eric Lembembe was murdered in Cameroon for advocating gay rights, prompting filmmaker Appolain Siewe to investigate the country's homophobia.
Synopsis
In 2013, journalist Eric Lembembe was murdered in Cameroon for advocating gay rights, prompting filmmaker Appolain Siewe to investigate the country's homophobia.
Synopsis
Filmmaker Appolain Siewe travels to Cameroon to investigate the murder of journalist Eric Lembembe in 2013. Lembembe was tortured and killed for advocating for gay rights. Siewe learns that his death reflects a broader issue of homophobia in Cameroonian society. Through conversations with local activists, scientists, and sociologists, he uncovers the roots of this intolerance, including the legacy of colonization. The film runs for 84 minutes and presents a stark view of the challenges faced by LGBTQ individuals in Cameroon.
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