Film Lens
Wangala is a short documentary focusing on the experiences of Sahrawi women resisting Moroccan occupation. It centers on Samira, who was born in refugee camps in the desert, the only area provided to them following the invasion. The film presents a mosaic of experiences related to torture, refuge, and exile, illustrating the current situation of Sahrawi refugees in various contexts, including camps, exile, and occupied territories.
Through personal narratives and the broader context of human rights, Wangala aims to convey the struggles faced by these women. The documentary captures the harsh realities of life in the camps and the ongoing fight for recognition and rights among the Sahrawi people, providing a platform for their voices and experiences.
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.
Perfect For
Sahrawi historyHuman rights advocacyDocumentary enthusiasts