Film Lens
Hammada focuses on Dadah, a Sahrawi boy living in the Dakhla refugee camp. His life is defined by the desert environment, characterized by sand-filled air and dunes on the horizon. The film captures his daily experiences, including school and play, while also depicting the adult conversations that occur in the backdrop, often centered around tea-making.
Through the lens of Dadah's life, the film presents a stark contrast between his familiar surroundings and the different worlds he will discover. The narrative emphasizes the simplicity of childhood within the confines of a refugee camp, while hinting at the wider effects of living in such an environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Dadah, a Sahrawi boy in a refugee camp.
- •See life in the Dakhla refugee camp.
- •Find out about childhood in a desert environment.
Did You Know
•Dadah lives in the Dakhla refugee camp, which is part of the Sahrawi community.
•The film has a total duration of 85 minutes.
•The year of release for Hammada is 2009.
Perfect For
Sahrawi cultureRefugee experiencesChildhood in adversity