Sharon I. Sopher

In this investigative documentary, filmmaker Sharon I. Sopher travels hundreds of miles across the Western Sahara to report on the war between the Polisario Front guerrillas seeking independence and the Moroccan army occupying the territory. Through interviews with fighters, civilians, and policymakers, the film explores the human realities and international politics surrounding the long-running desert conflict.

An introduction to apartheid and the contextualization of the history of the changing nature of state repression would provide a good foundation from which to view the film. It should also be explained that state repression in 1985 occurred as a response to increasingly successful organized.

In this investigative documentary, filmmaker Sharon I. Sopher travels hundreds of miles across the Western Sahara to report on the war between the Polisario Front guerrillas seeking independence and the Moroccan army occupying the territory. Through interviews with fighters, civilians, and policymakers, the film explores the human realities and international politics surrounding the long-running desert conflict.

In this investigative documentary, filmmaker Sharon I. Sopher travels hundreds of miles across the Western Sahara to report on the war between the Polisario Front guerrillas seeking independence and the Moroccan army occupying the territory. Through interviews with fighters, civilians, and policymakers, the film explores the human realities and international politics surrounding the long-running desert conflict.

An introduction to apartheid and the contextualization of the history of the changing nature of state repression would provide a good foundation from which to view the film. It should also be explained that state repression in 1985 occurred as a response to increasingly successful organized.