

Three Turkish men face deportation from Switzerland after committing various criminal offenses, revealing the challenges of immigrant identity.
“Deported to an Unfamiliar Homeland”
Synopsis
Three Turkish men face deportation from Switzerland after committing various criminal offenses, revealing the challenges of immigrant identity.
Synopsis
In a small Swiss town, three Turkish men confront the threat of deportation after committing various crimes. Their stories reveal the challenges of growing up in a foreign country. Each man faces the consequences of his actions, which impact their families and sense of belonging. Directed by Jonas Schaffter, "Arada" runs for 83 minutes and features personal narratives that reflect the struggles of immigrant identity in Europe. The film presents a stark look at the realities of separation and the quest for home.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet three Turkish men facing deportation in Switzerland.
- Find out how deportation affects their families.
- See the cultural clash in their immigrant experiences.
Did You Know
- The film features three Turkish men dealing with deportation.
- Director Jonas Schaffter created this documentary in 2021.
- The documentary has a runtime of 83 minutes.
- It includes interviews in both German and Turkish languages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main theme of the documentary 'Arada'?
The main theme of 'Arada' is the struggles of immigrant identity and the consequences of criminal offenses leading to deportation.
Who directed the documentary 'Arada'?
Jonas Schaffter directed the documentary 'Arada'.
What languages are spoken in 'Arada'?
The languages spoken in 'Arada' are German and Turkish.
What are people saying?
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