A movie directed by Francesco Correale and Jean Philippe Corbellini
“Les camps de réfugiés sahraouis : une histoire de résilience ? – Les inondations d’octobre 2015” (0h17) – 2016
Movie available here : https://www.canal-u.tv/chaines/mshvaldeloire/los-campamentos-de-refugiados-saharauis-una-historia-de-resiliencialas
A documentary film retracing the history of the Sahrawi refugee camps and the floods that hit them in October 2015. This movie was directed by Francesco Correale and Jean Philippe Corbellini with the support of the Val de Loire Human Sciences House (USR 3501), the CITERES laboratory (UMR 7324) and the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM).
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