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Played by Forest Whitaker , Amin has just become the Ugandan president when he comes to Garrigan for treatment for an injury. Amin develops a soft spot for the doc, and he takes him on as his go-to guy and personal M. But Garrigan begins to see Amin for what he is: mean. Really, really mean. Amin kills the health minister, then snatches up the doc's passport when he tries to skedaddle.

T hough early morning when I touched down in Entebbe it was pitch-black equatorial night outside the aircraft. A big, bow-wow storm was shedding acres of water over Lake Victoria, which lay hard by the runway. As I looked through the oval of the window, the sky about the lake lit up with sheet lightning, followed shortly afterwards by a whump of thunder. I tried to resist the melodramatic feelings that rose inside me; then gave in. From where I sat, it did feel like a show. I'd not been back to Uganda since , when I covered the Kanungu cult murders for the Guardian. But I was used to the highway from the airport to Kampala, the capital, unshaken by what might have been eerie in another place - soldiers leaning out of the dark, the flash of headlights on wet banana leaves, most of all the piles of coffins at a roadside carpenters.

The shooting of a film about Idi Amin in the land that he ruled so brutally three decades ago has stirred in some Ugandans a disturbing pride at his memory. The making of any feature film is nine tenths hanging around, and for the actors gathered on the shore of Lake Victoria awaiting the start of a complicated night-time location shoot, the inertia is almost total. We are smeared in extra-strong insect repellent, because every mosquito in east Africa seems to rendezvous in precisely this spot. The powerful arc lamps illuminating the outdoor set send up cones of light into the dark sky, filled with spinning funnels of insects. Two dozen Ugandan extras have failed to turn up for the second evening of the shoot, leaving gaps in the crowd scenes of a poolside party.

Played by Forest Whitaker , Amin has just become the Ugandan president when he comes to Garrigan for treatment for an injury. Amin develops a soft spot for the doc, and he takes him on as his go-to guy and personal M. But Garrigan begins to see Amin for what he is: mean.