Mohamed Brahim Selma, a shepherd and poet in the Sahrawi refugee camp of Dajla, Algeria, emphasizes the importance of women and elders in preserving Sahrawi culture.
Synopsis
Mohamed Brahim Selma, a shepherd and poet in the Sahrawi refugee camp of Dajla, Algeria, emphasizes the importance of women and elders in preserving Sahrawi culture.
Synopsis
Mohamed Brahim Selma, known as Belgha, lives in the Sahrawi refugee camp of Dajla, Algeria. He is a shepherd and poet from the Tiris region. His work focuses on preserving Sahrawi culture and identity. Belgha discusses the roles of women as central figures in communities and elders as transmitters of knowledge. The film runs for 72 minutes and was released in 2010.
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Why Watch
- Meet poet Mohamed Brahim Selma in Dajla, Algeria.
- Find out how Sahrawi culture is preserved.
- See the role of women in Sahrawi life.
Did You Know
- Mohamed Brahim Selma is also known as Belgha.
- The film is set in the Sahrawi refugee camp of Dajla, Algeria.
- The documentary has a total duration of 72 minutes.
- Women are portrayed as the mainstay of life in Sahrawi culture.
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Who is Mohamed Brahim Selma?
Mohamed Brahim Selma, also known as Belgha, is a shepherd and poet from the Tiris region who lives in the Sahrawi refugee camp of Dajla, south of Algeria.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Nothing Happens'?
The documentary 'Nothing Happens' has a duration of 72 minutes.
What role do women play in Sahrawi culture according to the documentary?
Women are described as the mainstay of life in Sahrawi culture, alongside elders who serve as transmitters of knowledge.
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