Film Lens
Paseko txoriak focuses on the arrival of African migrants at Irun train station in July 2018. The film depicts how these migrants faced harsh conditions, often sleeping in the streets as they attempted to cross the border into France. The local charities in Irun played a crucial role in addressing the needs of these migrants, working alongside squatters' movements to provide shelter and support.
The film captures the spirit of generosity that emerged in Irun as the community rallied to assist the migrants. It illustrates the collaboration between various groups, including charities and local residents, to create a more humane environment for those seeking refuge. The narrative is grounded in real events and the collective response of the town to the migrant crisis.
Why Watch
- •See how Irun residents supported African migrants in 2018.
- •Find out about the collaboration between charities and squatters.
- •Meet the local heroes who helped migrants find shelter.
Did You Know
•In July 2018, groups of African migrants began arriving at Irun train station.
•Migrants often slept in the street while waiting to cross into France.
•Local charities convinced squatters to provide shelter for the migrants.
•The community of Irun showed a wave of generosity towards the migrants.
Perfect For
Migration issuesCommunity supportHumanitarian efforts