Idi Amin's Boat (2018)

When Mukasa takes on a new job as a boat rider ferrying eager tourists out into the vast Lake Victoria, he's shown the ropes by old-hand James. But when they come across a sunken boat on a deserted island shore, his interest is piqued by James' obvious fear of the island and what the boat contains. Later he learns that the boat belonged to the infamously cruel dictator of Uganda, Idi Amin. When Idi Amin fled the country across the lake, he left his treasures on the island to recover later and gave his most loyal soldier the task of guarding it. Mukasa is horrified to learn that the soldier died forty years ago, and his spirit still guards the sunken boat. No one has ever been brave enough or successful enough to recover the treasures. Summoning all his courage, Mukasa makes the trip out to the haunted island at night to prove himself...only to find that he's been the latest victim of an initiation prank by the older boat riders. There was no treasure and there was no ghost. Determined to have the last laugh he turns the tables on the pranksters and finally earns their respect as a new boat rider appears and the cycle begins again.