Somalia's first-ever Bandy team competes in the World Championships while facing xenophobia in Borlänge, Sweden.
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Somalia's first-ever Bandy team competes in the World Championships while facing xenophobia in Borlänge, Sweden.
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Synopsis
In Borlänge, Sweden, a group of young Somali players prepares for the Bandy World Championships. They are the first African team to compete in this event. Living away from their homeland, they face challenges related to xenophobia and cultural differences. Under the direction of Anders Helgeson, the players work to represent Somalia on an international stage. Their commitment to the sport helps them build community and confront the prejudices they encounter in their new environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet the first African bandy team from Somalia.
- Find out how sports confront xenophobia in Sweden.
- See young athletes represent their country abroad.
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- Somalia is the first African team to sign up for the Bandy World Championships.
- The documentary was directed by Anders Helgeson.
- The film has a duration of 96 minutes.
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What sport does the Somali team compete in?
The Somali team competes in bandy.
Where does the Somali bandy team reside?
The Somali bandy team resides in Borlänge, Sweden.
Who directed the documentary 'Nice People'?
The documentary 'Nice People' was directed by Anders Helgeson.
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