Four Saharawi refugees share their experiences living in camps in the Tindouf Hammada region of Algeria's Sahara desert.
Synopsis
Four Saharawi refugees share their experiences living in camps in the Tindouf Hammada region of Algeria's Sahara desert.
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Synopsis
Saharawi refugees live in camps in the Tindouf Hammada region of Algeria. They fled their homes due to historical conflicts in Western Sahara. This documentary presents the testimonies of four individuals from these camps. Through their stories, viewers learn about their past dislocation, their current living conditions, and their hopes for the future. The film runs for 30 minutes and was released in 2010.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Saharawi refugees in Tindouf Hammada, Algeria.
- Find out about the history behind their displacement.
- See personal stories that reveal their current lives.
Did You Know
- The documentary features four personal statements from Saharawi refugees.
- The film is set in the Tindouf Hammada region of Algeria.
- The documentary was released in 2010 and has a duration of 30 minutes.
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What year was the documentary 'Hammada, the desert's pulse' released?
The documentary was released in 2010.
How long is the documentary 'Hammada, the desert's pulse'?
The duration of the documentary is 30 minutes.
Where are the Saharawi refugees living according to the documentary?
The Saharawi refugees are living in camps in the Tindouf Hammada, Algeria.
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