This is a story about women who are fighters, tenacious, hopeful, active women…who were capable of lifting, from nothingness, in the harshest landscape of the world, life. They are the Sahrawi women. 40 years ago, they were forced into exile; the men of this region, marched to war and the women created “temporary cities”: The Refugee Camps. They invented a new day to day life which made possible a sustainable existence and a hope, of one day returning home. Coría every night dreams of the sea; the majestic image of its water, the sound of its waves, are the echoes that join the people with their homeland. The will beats in the hearts of the Sahrawi women who maintain their unbreakable spirit, ever moving forward.
Diana Nava
Director
Diana Nava
Writer
Gonzalo Díaz Yerro
Original Music Composer
Agustín Rovatti
Director of Photography
Salka Adalahi Alali
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Mul la Bachar
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Coria Mohamed Daf
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Mamía Bachir Hemad
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Raabub Mohamed Lamin
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Fatma Mohamed-Zein
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