Tanzanijski antropolog, kustos in umetnik Eliabu Mbonimpa je v Tanzaniji raziskal lokacije, kjer je med letoma 1937 in 1962, v obdobju nemške oz. britanske kolonije Tanganjika, živel in delal Slovenec Stanko Grom.

Posnel je 4000 fotografij, ki so jih njegovi potomci skupaj s predmetno dediščino predali Slovenskemu etnografskemu muzeju. Eliabu Mbonimpa in njegovi sogovorniki opozarjajo na sledi kolonialnega izkoriščanja v Tanzaniji, on izrazi tudi željo, da razstava nekega dne gostuje v Tanzaniji. Film dopolnjuje občasno razstavo Slovenskega etnografskega muzeja Tanzanija: Med senco kolonializma in sodobnimi pogledi (2026).

Tanzanian anthropologist, curator  and artist Eliabu Mbonimpa researched the locations in Tanzania where Slovenian Stanko Grom lived and worked between 1937 and 1962, during the period of German and British colonies of Tanganyika. He took 4,000 photographs, which his descendants, together with the material heritage, handed over to the Slovenian Ethnographic Museum. Eliabu Mbonimpa and his interlocutors draw attention to the traces of colonial exploitation in Tanzania and he expresses the desire that the exhibition visits Tanzania in the fiture. The film complements the temporary exhibition of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum Tanzania: Between the Shadow of Colonialism and Contemporary Perspectives (2026).