"Kirikou and the Sorceress" is a French animated film released in 1998, directed by Michel Ocelot. The story follows a small boy named Kirikou, who is born in a West African village plagued by a powerful sorceress named Karaba. Despite his tiny size, Kirikou embarks on a journey to save his village and confront the sorceress, showcasing themes of bravery and intelligence. The film is notable for its unique animation style, inspired by traditional African art. It highlights the importance of community and understanding, as Kirikou learns about the sorceress's past and the reasons behind her actions. The film has received critical acclaim for its storytelling and cultural representation.