Synopsis
In Kara-Kara, a district of Zinder, Niger, young people confront gang violence while aspiring for a future beyond crime and imprisonment.
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Synopsis
In Kara-Kara, a district of Zinder, Niger, young people navigate a life overshadowed by gang violence. Aïcha Macky, the film's director, focuses on their daily struggles and aspirations. Many youths seek to escape the cycle of crime and imprisonment. They strive for a future beyond the confines of their environment. The documentary captures their stories against the backdrop of a community historically associated with leprosy. It won the best documentary award at the Reykjavík International Film Festival in 2021.
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Why Watch
- Meet young people in Zinder fighting against gang culture.
- Follow Aicha Macky's personal connection to her hometown.
- See the impact of marginalization in Niger's Kara-Kara district.
Did You Know
- Zinder won the best documentary award at the Reykjavík International Film Festival in 2021.
- The film was nominated for the Tanit d'or at the Carthage Film Festival.
- Zinder has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- The production involved four countries: France, Germany, Niger, and South Africa.
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Who directed the documentary Zinder?
Zinder was directed by Aicha Macky.
What awards did Zinder win?
Zinder won the best documentary award at the Reykjavík International Film Festival.
What is the duration of the documentary Zinder?
Zinder has a duration of 85 minutes.
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