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SUMMARY:Hamada - (Saara Ocidental Film Festival)
DESCRIPTION:2018|88′|Sweden|Documentary\nDirector: Eloy Domínguez Serén\nProduction company: Momento Film\nTopics: Refugee Camps\, Youth/Juventud\, Women/Mujer\nLanguages: Hassaniya\nSubtitles: Spanish\, English\, Portuguese\, Galician\n\n\n\nEnglish Synopsis\nWith vitality\, humor and unexpected situations\, this film paints an unusual portrait of a group of young friends living in a refugee camp in the middle of the stony Saharan desert. A minefield and the second largest military wall in the world separates this group of friends from their homeland that they have only heard about in their parent’s stories. They are called the Sahrawis and have been abandoned in this refugee camp in the middle of a stony desert ever since Morocco drove them out of Western Sahara forty years ago. Trapped somewhere in between life and death\, Sidahmed\, Zaara and Taher refuse to be bothered by it. They spend their days fixing cars that can’t really take them anywhere\, fighting for political change without response and together they use the power of creativity and play to denounce the reality around them and expand beyond the borders of the camp. \n\n\n\nFiSahara (Festival Internacional de Cine del Sáhara) is a unique film festival held annually in the Sahrawi refugee camps of Western Sahara. It was founded in 2003 with the goal of raising international awareness about the Western Sahara conflict and offering cultural and educational opportunities to the refugees. FiSahara serves not only as a platform for showcasing films but also as a space for activism\, dialogue\, and solidarity with the Sahrawi people. The festival attracts international filmmakers\, actors\, and activists\, and screens films from various countries\, including many on human rights and exile. \nSaara Occidental is an extension of FiSahara\, focusing on the cultural and political realities of Western Sahara. It helps amplify the message of the main festival\, promoting the Sahrawi cause through art and storytelling in other parts of the world\, often touring festivals and cinemas globally to spread awareness. Both FiSahara and Sara Occidental highlight the power of cinema to drive social change and build international solidarity for the Sahrawi people’s struggle for independence. \nThe festival includes workshops for Sahrawi youth\, covering filmmaking\, editing\, and photography\, and aims to empower the local population by fostering a love for cinema and self-expression​ \n\nMore information about original festival you can check on the official website
URL:https://goseixal.today/event/hamada-saara-ocidental-film-festival/
LOCATION:Auditório Municipal do Fórum Cultural do Seixal\, R. Dr. Aristides Sousa Mendes\, Seixal\, \, 2840-244\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Cinema Festival
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SUMMARY:Champs-Elysées and Little Sahara - (Saara Ocidental Film Festival)
DESCRIPTION:Champs-Elysées\n\n2023|22′|Western Sahara\,  Italy|Documentary\, Fiction\nDirector: Giussepe Carrieri\nProduction company: Natia Docufilm\nTopics: Refugee Camps\, Childhood/Infancia\, Mines\nLanguages: Hassaniya\, Spanish\nSubtitles: Spanish\, Arabic\, English\, Italian\n\n\nEnglish Synopsis\nA boy has a dream of traveling to the world\, especially to Paris where his uncle lives\, but a wall built on his land divides his country and does not allow him to travel or cross to the other side of his land. \n\nLittle Sahara\n\n2023|30′|Spain|Animation\nOriginal title: الصحراء الصغيرة\nDirector: Emilio Martí\nTopics: Refugee Camps\, History\, Childhood/Infancia\, Children/Infantil\nLanguages: Hassaniya\nSubtitles: Spanish\, English\, French\, Catalan\n\n\n\nEnglish Synopsis\nThose who don’t know the Sahara believe that in the desert there’s only sand. But here there are kids who play\, draw and make movies\, just like this documentary that tells the story of the last European colony in Africa\, the Western Sahara\, and that of thousands of Sahrawi refugees living in exile. \n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFiSahara (Festival Internacional de Cine del Sáhara) is a unique film festival held annually in the Sahrawi refugee camps of Western Sahara. It was founded in 2003 with the goal of raising international awareness about the Western Sahara conflict and offering cultural and educational opportunities to the refugees. FiSahara serves not only as a platform for showcasing films but also as a space for activism\, dialogue\, and solidarity with the Sahrawi people. The festival attracts international filmmakers\, actors\, and activists\, and screens films from various countries\, including many on human rights and exile. \nSara Occidental is an extension of FiSahara\, focusing on the cultural and political realities of Western Sahara. It helps amplify the message of the main festival\, promoting the Sahrawi cause through art and storytelling in other parts of the world\, often touring festivals and cinemas globally to spread awareness. Both FiSahara and Sara Occidental highlight the power of cinema to drive social change and build international solidarity for the Sahrawi people’s struggle for independence. \nThe festival includes workshops for Sahrawi youth\, covering filmmaking\, editing\, and photography\, and aims to empower the local population by fostering a love for cinema and self-expression​ \n\nMore information about original festival you can check on the official website
URL:https://goseixal.today/event/champs-elysees-saara-ocidental-film-festival/
LOCATION:Auditório Municipal do Fórum Cultural do Seixal\, R. Dr. Aristides Sousa Mendes\, Seixal\, \, 2840-244\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Cinema Festival
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SUMMARY:DESERT PHOSfate - (Saara Ocidental Film Festival)
DESCRIPTION:2023|58′|Documentary\nDirector: Mohamed Sleiman Labat\nTopics: Climate/Medioambiente\, Refugee Camps\, Natural Resources/RRNN\, Plunder/Expolio\, Farming/Agricultura\nLanguages: English\, Hassaniya\nSubtitles: Spanish\, English\n\n\n\n\nEnglish Synopsis\nDESERT PHOSfate is an experimental film that weaves through the multilayered narrations of phosphate\, sand particles\, plants and human and mineral dispalcement as well as the loss of Sahrawi indiginious nomadic ways of living. It also brings up strong expressions of community resilience through gardens and art. The film is made by a Sahrawi artist who attempts to decolonize his methodology of making films and telling stories\, so he bases it on elements and narratives from his community. \n\n\n\n\nFiSahara (Festival Internacional de Cine del Sáhara) is a unique film festival held annually in the Sahrawi refugee camps of Western Sahara. It was founded in 2003 with the goal of raising international awareness about the Western Sahara conflict and offering cultural and educational opportunities to the refugees. FiSahara serves not only as a platform for showcasing films but also as a space for activism\, dialogue\, and solidarity with the Sahrawi people. The festival attracts international filmmakers\, actors\, and activists\, and screens films from various countries\, including many on human rights and exile. \nSaara Occidental is an extension of FiSahara\, focusing on the cultural and political realities of Western Sahara. It helps amplify the message of the main festival\, promoting the Sahrawi cause through art and storytelling in other parts of the world\, often touring festivals and cinemas globally to spread awareness. Both FiSahara and Sara Occidental highlight the power of cinema to drive social change and build international solidarity for the Sahrawi people’s struggle for independence. \nThe festival includes workshops for Sahrawi youth\, covering filmmaking\, editing\, and photography\, and aims to empower the local population by fostering a love for cinema and self-expression​ \n\nMore information about original festival you can check on the official website
URL:https://goseixal.today/event/desert-phosfate-saara-ocidental-film-festival/
LOCATION:Auditório Municipal do Fórum Cultural do Seixal\, R. Dr. Aristides Sousa Mendes\, Seixal\, \, 2840-244\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Cinema Festival
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