More than 40 years of exile in the Algerian desert has led Saharawi refugees to establish a state with universal health care and education.
Synopsis
More than 40 years of exile in the Algerian desert has led Saharawi refugees to establish a state with universal health care and education.
Synopsis
In the Algerian desert, Saharawi refugees have lived in exile for over 40 years. They have established a state with universal health care and education. The film shows the daily lives of these refugees as they maintain their identity and culture. Interviews with community leaders discuss their struggles and achievements. The story covers the ongoing situation of the Saharawi people and their efforts to secure recognition and rights. It presents their reality amid enduring challenges.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the Saharawi refugees in the Algerian desert.
- Find out how they built a state in exile.
- See their commitment to health care and education.
Did You Know
- The Saharawi refugees have been in exile for over 40 years.
- The film has a runtime of 55 minutes.
- The Saharawi community has established a state with universal health care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Kafana?
The duration of Kafana is 55 minutes.
How long have Saharawi refugees been in exile?
Saharawi refugees have been in exile for more than 40 years.
Where have Saharawi refugees built their state?
Saharawi refugees have built their state in the Algerian desert.
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