Film Lens
In the Devil's Garden situates viewers in an animal market in Algeria, focusing on the relationship between Arab men and their goats and camels. The film captures the sensory experiences of feeding and waiting, immersing the audience in the environment of the market.
As the narrative progresses into the desert, the setting transforms into a sacrifice zone, revealing the darker geopolitical aspects of the region. The film invites viewers to reflect on themes of displacement, confinement, and exploitation within a territory often overlooked.
Why Watch
- •See the sensory experience of an Algerian animal market.
- •Find out about the geopolitical secrets of the desert.
- •Meet the sahrawi refugees and their stories.
Did You Know
•The film is set in Algeria's animal market.
•It features goats and camels, the oldest companions of Arab men.
•The film's duration is 25 minutes.
Perfect For
Animal rights advocatesMiddle Eastern studiesGeopolitical analysis