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Inma, a 24-year-old from Spain, aims to win a marathon in the Sahara Desert. Her motivation goes beyond just the race; it is tied to her discovery of adoption papers that reveal her biological mother's birthplace in Laayoune, Western Sahara. This revelation prompts her to train for an international marathon held in Sahrawi refugee camps, allowing her to connect with a history she was unaware of while growing up in Spain.
The film captures Inma's physical and emotional preparation for the marathon, set against the backdrop of the Sahrawi diaspora. It provides insight into her quest for identity and understanding of her roots, as she navigates the complexities of her heritage while participating in a significant cultural event in Northern Africa.
Why Watch
- •Follow Inma as she trains for a Sahara marathon.
- •Meet the Sahrawi diaspora in Northern Africa.
- •Find out about Inma's search for her identity.
Did You Know
•Inma is 24 years old and from Spain.
•The marathon takes place in Sahrawi refugee camps in Northern Africa.
•Inma discovered adoption papers revealing her biological mother's birthplace a few months before training.
Perfect For
Marathon runningSahrawi historyAdoption stories