Fourteen minutes capture the struggles of Sahrawi youth in the Occupied Territories as they navigate identity and repression in a hostile environment.
Synopsis
Fourteen minutes capture the struggles of Sahrawi youth in the Occupied Territories as they navigate identity and repression in a hostile environment.
Synopsis
Sahrawi youth in the Occupied Territories face daily harassment and repression. They attend schools run by the occupying country, where their identities are challenged. Despite these obstacles, they seek to assert their voices and claim their rights. The documentary captures their struggles and determination to break through the silence imposed on them. It presents a vivid picture of life in a region marked by conflict and the quest for self-expression. The film runs for 14 minutes and was released in 2017.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Sahrawi youth fighting for their identity.
- Find out how education is impacted by occupation.
- See the metaphor of a river in the desert.
Did You Know
- The film is 14 minutes long.
- Sahrawi youth are required to study at the occupying country.
- The documentary was released in 2017.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What challenges do Sahrawi young people face in the Occupied Territories?
Sahrawi young people in the Occupied Territories face harassment and repression while being required to study at the occupying country.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Skeikima'?
The documentary 'Skeikima' has a duration of 14 minutes.
What themes are addressed in the documentary 'Skeikima'?
The documentary addresses themes of human rights, youth, and the experiences of people living in occupied territories.
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