More than 33 years have passed since Sahrawi women have lived in refugee camps, separated from their homeland and facing an uncertain future.
Synopsis
More than 33 years have passed since Sahrawi women have lived in refugee camps, separated from their homeland and facing an uncertain future.
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Synopsis
Fatimetu and Ejehla are two Sahrawi women living in refugee camps and separated from their homeland for over 33 years. They reflect on their lives, sharing stories from different generations. The documentary features their struggles and experiences, revealing the fragile nature of their inheritance. It captures life within and outside the camps, illustrating the current situation faced by Sahrawi women. Directed by Ariadna Relea, "Heiresses" runs for 52 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Fatimetu and Ejehla, two women with parallel lives.
- Find out about the Sahrawi refugee camps' current conditions.
- See the impact of a 33-year separation from homeland.
Did You Know
- The Sahrawi women have been separated from their homeland for over 33 years.
- The film features testimonies from multiple generations of women.
- The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary 'Heiresses'?
The duration of 'Heiresses' is 52 minutes.
Who directed the documentary 'Heiresses'?
The documentary 'Heiresses' was directed by Ariadna Relea.
How long have Sahrawi women been separated from their homeland?
Sahrawi women have been separated from their homeland for more than 33 years.
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