Migrants’ stories of abuse and violence in Palermo captured in Hawala documentary
The article talks about a documentary called “Hawala” directed by Enis Mulè and Sabah Benziadi, which tells the stories of African migrants who have faced countless challenges to reach the shores of Sicily. The documentary features the testimonies of migrants who have experienced abuse, violence, and desperation on their journey. The directors describe the documentary as a therapy for the soul, where the migrants share their stories of struggle and survival. The article also highlights the stories of some of the protagonists in the documentary, such as Natasha, Yeyinou, Mohamed, Zakaria, and Binta, each with a unique and heartbreaking story to tell. The title “Hawala” refers to an ancient money transfer system, symbolizing the exploitation of vulnerable individuals by traffickers. The documentary is seen as a tool for denouncing violence and advocating for the rights of all human beings. The article also mentions the key contributors to the documentary, including interviews with various officials and organizations involved in migrant assistance. Additionally, it outlines the locations where the documentary has been screened and the upcoming screenings in different cities and countries.
Palermo, i racconti dei migranti tra abusi e violenze nel documentario Hawala
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