Cultures-Uganda
A Senegalese fishing village that cannot live off the sea any more after fishing licenses were sold to the EU fights against illegal emigration - against all odds.
The "cry of the Sea" is the struggle of a mother, Yaye Bayam DIOUF, who lost her only son in a dugout (or boat) for the Canary Islands. Today, all her life in "Thiaroye sur Mer" is devoted to fight against clandestine immigration. The "Cry of the Sea" is also a heartfelt cry, a singular point of view on a plague which has carried more than three thousand young Senegaleses.
by Aïcha Thiam | Senegal, Belgium 2008 | 26:00 min.
FESTIVALS / AWARDS
2009 | Real Life Documentary Film Festival | ACCRA, Ghana | www.ka-yelema.org
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