Thousands of Sahrawi refugees live in exile in Western Sahara, where children create art and films despite the challenges of their environment.
Synopsis
Thousands of Sahrawi refugees live in exile in Western Sahara, where children create art and films despite the challenges of their environment.
Synopsis
Children in Western Sahara create art and film while living in difficult conditions. They are part of a community of Sahrawi refugees who face challenges in the Hamada desert. "Little Sahara" follows their daily lives and aspirations, set against the backdrop of a European colony. The documentary features workshops that encourage creativity and expression, aiming to provide an escape from the realities of war. Directed by Emilio Martí López, the film runs for 29 minutes and was released in 2023.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Sahrawi children creating art in the desert.
- Find out about life in the occupied Western Sahara.
- See how creativity thrives in harsh conditions.
Did You Know
- Western Sahara is an occupied country with thousands of Sahrawi refugees.
- The film is directed by Emilio Martí López and was released in 2023.
- The duration of Little Sahara is 29 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary Little Sahara?
Little Sahara has a duration of 29 minutes.
Who is the director of Little Sahara?
Emilio Martí López is the director of Little Sahara.
What is the main focus of the documentary Little Sahara?
Little Sahara focuses on the lives of Sahrawi refugees living in Western Sahara and their experiences in exile.
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