Seascapes and urban imagery illustrate the journeys of individuals who risked their lives to escape Tunisia after the 2011 revolution.
Synopsis
Seascapes and urban imagery illustrate the journeys of individuals who risked their lives to escape Tunisia after the 2011 revolution.
Synopsis
Maki Berchache's "Burn the Sea" follows the journeys of Tunisians who fled their country after the 2011 revolution. Many sought refuge in Paris, facing challenges that contradicted their hopes for freedom. The film juxtaposes images of the sea with urban scenes, illustrating the stark contrast between their dreams and the realities of life in a new city. Personal stories reveal the struggles of adapting to a foreign environment while grappling with the memories of their homeland.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the Tunisian Revolution on individuals.
- Meet Maki Berchache, a notable woman director.
- Find out how migration shapes personal freedom.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Maki Berchache, a woman director.
- Burn the Sea was released in 2014 and has a duration of 75 minutes.
- The film features languages including Arabic and French.
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Who directed the documentary 'Burn the Sea'?
Maki Berchache directed 'Burn the Sea'.
What languages are spoken in 'Burn the Sea'?
The languages spoken in 'Burn the Sea' are Arabic and French.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Burn the Sea'?
The duration of 'Burn the Sea' is 75 minutes.
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