<p>Sadia is a Masalit composer who immigrated from Sudan to Kakuma, a refugee camp in Kenya, in 2017. Since 2003 the Janjaweed, a Sudanese Arab militia group, have been systematically attacking the ethnic-African Masalit tribe. With the rise of the civil war in Sudan in April of 2023, the Janjaweed once again found an opportunity to attack the Masalit tribe and planned on exterminating them. With little hope of returning home to help her people, Sadia uses music to inspire the Masalit community both in Sudan and in Kakuma. She composes songs in Masalit, her mother language, not only as a means of resilience but also to pass on her tradition and her culture to the next generation. Sadia sings with her children and the children of the Masalit community who were born in Kakuma. Sadia signs to keep her community rooted in faith, their values and traditions. She sings so that no one forgets where they came from.</p>

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In the Language of Our Mothers

With little hope of returning home to help her people, Sadia uses music to inspire the Masalit community both in Sudan and in Kakuma.

A love letter to a place that will forever be home, a visual ode, and a farewell to a neighborhood that is rapidly changing due to the forces of gentrification and Miami’s housing crisis.

Querido Pequeño Haiti

A woman affected by violence, a cab driver, a musician, a transgender person, a couple searching for their missing son and the experiences of a young man who longs to migrate make up the story of a Honduras where the topic of migration is constantly heard on radio and television. In the midst of this environment with sometimes contradictory messages, people live day by day with frustration, nostalgia, fear, pain and hope.

Distancia

A woman affected by violence, a cab driver, a musician, a transgender person, a couple searching for their missing son and the experiences of a young man who longs to migrate make up the story of a Honduras where the topic of migration is constantly heard on radio and television.

<p>Crossings is a medium-length documentary that addresses the way in which migrant children and adolescents make sense of an experience they did not choose. Located in Chile, in their school space, they recall a journey full of challenges: the grief of leaving their homeland, the fear, loneliness and discrimination. At the same time, it shows how they have been able to adapt, what experiences have helped them and what they have learned. In this choral narrative, students of different ages reconstruct the memory of their longed-for home, while dreaming, playing and adapting to a foreign land. This documentary tries to bring a fresh and humane look at involuntary migration due to economic, political and humanitarian crises.</p>

Crossings

A fresh and humane look at involuntary migration due to economic, political and humanitarian crises.

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