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2008 | Color | 1h 2 min

A documentary film which reflects the rough life at a war refugee camp in the Saharawi Arab Republic, located in the most inhospitable part of the mythical Sahara Desert. The film is anchored in the point of view of the children, who reveal their hopes and dreams in their drawings. The story takes place in a place known as Hammada (Nowhere land). These children will guide us through their stories, their conflict-ridden lives in a place that has been almost forgotten.


Country: México
Direction: Bouchot; Luis Mariano
Script: Bouchot; Luis Mariano, Mendoza; Alfredo
Production: Mendoza; Ma. Guadalupe
Photography: Rubio Cazarin; Jorge
Sound: Coy; Erick, Gutiérrez; Emile
Music: Coy; Erick, Gutiérrez; Emile
Participation year at FICM: 2008

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