Sahrawi women in refugee camps and occupied territories recount their experiences of resistance against Moroccan occupation, focusing on torture and exile.
Synopsis
Sahrawi women in refugee camps and occupied territories recount their experiences of resistance against Moroccan occupation, focusing on torture and exile.
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Synopsis
Samira was born in a desert camp, a refuge established after the Moroccan invasion. The 16-minute documentary Wangala presents the stories of women resisting this occupation. It addresses themes of torture, refuge, and exile. The film illustrates the experiences of Sahrawi refugees living in camps, in exile, and in occupied territories. Through personal narratives, it depicts the ongoing challenges faced by these women and their communities.
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Why Watch
- Meet Samira, a Sahrawi woman born in refugee camps.
- Find out about the current situation of Sahrawi refugees.
- See the impact of Moroccan occupation on women's lives.
Did You Know
- Samira was born in refugee camps in the desert after the invasion.
- The documentary has a runtime of 16 minutes.
- The film addresses themes of torture, refuge, and exile.
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What is the duration of the documentary Wangala?
Wangala has a duration of 16 minutes.
What themes are addressed in the documentary Wangala?
The documentary addresses themes of torture, refuge, and exile.
Where was Samira born according to the documentary Wangala?
Samira was born in the camps, in the middle of the desert.
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