A torrential downpour devastates a family's home in a Western Sahara refugee camp, prompting Mohamed Dih to extend his stay and help with rebuilding efforts.
Synopsis
A torrential downpour devastates a family's home in a Western Sahara refugee camp, prompting Mohamed Dih to extend his stay and help with rebuilding efforts.
Synopsis
Mohamed Dih returns to the Sahrawi refugee camp in Western Sahara, where he spent his childhood. After years in Seville, he finds the camp's life shaped by the calls to prayer and the seasonal rains. A torrential downpour damages his family's home, prompting him to stay longer and help with rebuilding efforts. The film captures the community's response as they unite to restore their lives amid the challenges of their environment and circumstances. Directed by Júlia Girós, the documentary runs for 72 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Follow Mohamed Dih's return to his birthplace.
- See the impact of torrential rains on a refugee camp.
- Meet the community rebuilding their lives together.
Did You Know
- The film features Mohamed Dih, who returns to Western Sahara after living in Seville.
- The documentary has a duration of 72 minutes.
- The camp's rhythm is influenced by calls to prayer and seasonal rains.
- The film was directed by Júlia Girós and released in 2023.
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Who directed 'The Time After the Rain'?
The documentary was directed by Júlia Girós.
What is the duration of 'The Time After the Rain'?
The duration of the documentary is 72 minutes.
In which country was 'The Time After the Rain' produced?
The documentary was produced in Spain.
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