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Raja, rai focuses on five residents of a small village in Catalonia who decide to document the severe drought affecting their community. Accompanied by a group of young filmmakers, they spend a day capturing the impact of the drought on their daily lives and the environment around them.
The film presents a personal perspective on the struggles faced by the villagers, showcasing their efforts to raise awareness about the water crisis. Through their report, the residents aim to highlight the urgent need for action in response to the ongoing drought conditions.
Why Watch
- •Meet the villagers confronting drought in Catalonia.
- •Follow young filmmakers documenting local struggles.
- •See firsthand the effects of water scarcity on a community.
Did You Know
•The film features five residents from a tiny village in Catalonia.
•The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
•The report focuses specifically on the drought affecting the village.
Perfect For
Environmental activismRural community issuesDocumentary filmmaking