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Enzo Ikah, a Congolese reggae artist, navigates life as a refugee in Istanbul, Turkey. The film chronicles his experiences of displacement while pursuing music, emphasizing the significance of music as a form of expression amid adversity. Through live performances and personal stories, Ikah shares his narrative, highlighting the cultural interactions in Istanbul as a crossroads for diverse communities.
The documentary presents a personal account of Ikah's life, illustrating the intersection of his passion for reggae music and the realities faced by refugees. It captures the essence of his experiences and the role of music in connecting people across different backgrounds in a challenging environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Enzo Ikah, a Congolese reggae artist in Istanbul.
- •Follow Enzo's live performances in a refugee context.
- •Discover Istanbul's cultural diversity through music.
Did You Know
•Enzo Ikah is a Congolese reggae artist living in Istanbul.
•The film has a runtime of 80 minutes.
•It was released in the year 2015.
Perfect For
Reggae music fansRefugee studiesCultural crossroads