Filmed across four countries, the 92-minute documentary addresses climate change and advocates for the protection of vulnerable populations.
Synopsis
Filmed across four countries, the 92-minute documentary addresses climate change and advocates for the protection of vulnerable populations.
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Synopsis
In Tunisia, activists confront climate change’s impact on vulnerable communities. Filmed in France, Italy, Tunisia, and Morocco, Sirocco shows the local effects of environmental shifts. It argues for climate justice and emphasizes the need to protect marginalized populations. The film addresses the links between climate issues and colonial policies. Released in 2024, it runs for 92 minutes. This work aims to be part of a larger movement advocating for ecological and social change.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of climate change in Tunisia and Morocco.
- Meet activists fighting for climate justice.
- Find out about colonial influences on environmental policies.
Did You Know
- The film was shot in four countries: France, Italy, Tunisia, and Morocco.
- Sirocco has a runtime of 92 minutes.
- The documentary advocates for the protection of the most vulnerable populations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What countries were filmed in the documentary Sirocco?
Sirocco was filmed in France, Italy, Tunisia, and Morocco.
What is the duration of the documentary Sirocco?
The duration of Sirocco is 92 minutes.
What themes does the documentary Sh'hili address?
Sh'hili addresses climate change, climate justice, and the protection of vulnerable populations.
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