Film Lens
Magic Sahara presents life in the desert alongside the world of performance. It contrasts the survival skills needed in the sahrawi refugee camps with the joy brought to children through entertainment. The film features 1500 excited children who experience the magic of life through the lens of a clown's performance.
The documentary runs for 23 minutes and captures the duality of existence in harsh environments and the lightheartedness that can emerge from it. It emphasizes the importance of humanitarian aid in these camps, showcasing how entertainment can provide relief and happiness amidst difficult circumstances.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of humanitarian aid in sahrawi refugee camps.
- •Meet the clowns bringing joy to children in the desert.
- •Find out how performance art aids survival in harsh conditions.
Did You Know
•The film features 1500 excited children in the sahrawi refugee camps.
•Magic Sahara was released in 2009 and has a duration of 23 minutes.
•The documentary contrasts survival skills with performance art.
Perfect For
Desert lifeClown performancesHumanitarian efforts