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What is Water Get No Enemy about?

Water Get No Enemy is a documentary. On the coast of Liberia, professional surfers Damien Castera and Arthur Bourbon meet young individuals who once wielded assault rifles but now ride the waves on surfboards. These war children have turned to surfing as a means of redefining their lives after a fifteen-year civil war. The film captures their stories of hope and renewal, set against the backdrop of Liberia's stunning coastline. Through personal narratives, it illustrates how sport can foster joy and identity in a nation rebuilding itself.

When was Water Get No Enemy released?

Water Get No Enemy was released in 2020.

How long is Water Get No Enemy?

Water Get No Enemy has a runtime of 46 minutes.

What genre is Water Get No Enemy?

Water Get No Enemy is classified as Society, Culture.

What topics does Water Get No Enemy cover?

Water Get No Enemy explores topics including sports-history.