Film Lens
The Raging Soil tells the story of farmers in Lambu who fight against a mining permit granted by the local government to a large company. The film captures the tension between the farmers' desire to protect their land and the economic interests of the mining operation. It presents the farmers' sacrifices and their protests as they defend their rights and livelihoods.
Through the lens of human rights, the documentary provides a detailed account of the events surrounding the conflict. It illustrates the impact of corporate interests on local communities and emphasizes the importance of land to the farmers' identity and survival.
Why Watch
- •Meet the farmers fighting for their land in Lambu.
- •See the impact of mining on local communities.
- •Find out about human rights protests in 2014.
Did You Know
•The film focuses on farmers in Lambu who protested against mining permits.
•The documentary runs for 93 minutes, providing an in-depth look at the conflict.
•It was released in the year 2014, coinciding with significant protests.
Perfect For
Human rights advocatesEnvironmental activistsDocumentary enthusiasts