
Desert PHOSfate
Documentary
Overview
DESERT PHOSfate is an artist film that tells about the impact of phosphate on the Sahrawi community and its fate, including the surprising emergence of family gardens and their knowledge of how to farm in the desert without the processed phosphorus that had caused the dislocation of the Sahrawi nomads from their homeland of Western Sahara.
Top Cast
Taleb Brahim
Taleb Brahim
Taleb Brahim
Yaugiha Mohamed
Yaugiha Mohamed
Yaugiha Mohamed
Menaha Mahmoud
Menaha Mahmoud
Menaha Mahmoud
Mohamed Salem Mohamed Ali
Mohamed Salem Mohamed Ali
Mohamed Salem Mohamed Ali
Sulaiman Labat Abd
Sulaiman Labat Abd
Sulaiman Labat Abd
Fatimatu Said
Fatimatu Said
Fatimatu Said
Mbarka Aggyn
Mbarka Aggyn
Mbarka Aggyn
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