Three Sahrawi children spend their summer holidays with host families in Barcelona, creating connections between art and political conflict.
Synopsis
Three Sahrawi children spend their summer holidays with host families in Barcelona, creating connections between art and political conflict.
Synopsis
In the summer of 2012, a group of Sahrawi children spent their holidays with host families in Barcelona. Inspired by Jean Rouch's 1961 film La Pyramide Humaine, the filmmakers sought to connect the themes of political conflict and artistic expression. The documentary features three main figures: a Sahrawi friend in exile, a group of children from the desert, and a theatrical performance. It presents an audiovisual experiment that intertwines their experiences and narratives during this unique summer.
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Why Watch
- See Sahrawi children interact with host families in Barcelona.
- Follow the artistic connections to political conflict.
- Meet a Sahrawi friend in exile and hear their story.
Did You Know
- Jean Rouch shot La Pyramide Humaine in 1961.
- The documentary was rediscovered in the summer of 2012.
- It features Sahrawi children spending summer holidays in Barcelona.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who shot La Pyramide Humaine?
Jean Rouch shot La Pyramide Humaine in 1961.
When was the documentary discovered?
It was discovered in the summer of 2012.
What is the duration of the documentary?
The duration of the documentary is 30 minutes.
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