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This event is in the past.It took place on October 16, 2026 at Les Ecrans du Sud.
Nomad Show
October 16 at 6pm
Baille, Marseille
NOMAD SHOW - Les Écrans du Sud
Address
37 rue Vincent Scotto, 13001 Marseille
Date and Time
October 16, 2026, at 6:00 PM
Collaborators
Eimi Imanishi (Director)
Activity Description
This is a film screening and discussion with director Eimi Imanishi via video conference, presented as part of the Aflam festival. The film, "NOMAD SHOW," is a 1-hour and 22-minute production from the United States, Spain, and France. It tells the story of Mariam, a young Sahrawi woman who is expelled to Western Sahara, her homeland, after living ten years in Spain. Upon returning to a country she no longer recognizes, she struggles to find her place between a family that resents her departure, traditions she no longer identifies with, and a desire to return to Europe. As she tries to regain control of her destiny, Mariam confronts the realities of a territory marked by occupation, exile, and the feeling of no longer belonging to any world.
Language
French
Nomad Show
October 16 at 6pm
Baille, Marseille
NOMAD SHOW - Les Écrans du Sud
Address
37 rue Vincent Scotto, 13001 Marseille
Date and Time
October 16, 2026, at 6:00 PM
Collaborators
Eimi Imanishi (Director)
Activity Description
This is a film screening and discussion with director Eimi Imanishi via video conference, presented as part of the Aflam festival. The film, "NOMAD SHOW," is a 1-hour and 22-minute production from the United States, Spain, and France. It tells the story of Mariam, a young Sahrawi woman who is expelled to Western Sahara, her homeland, after living ten years in Spain. Upon returning to a country she no longer recognizes, she struggles to find her place between a family that resents her departure, traditions she no longer identifies with, and a desire to return to Europe. As she tries to regain control of her destiny, Mariam confronts the realities of a territory marked by occupation, exile, and the feeling of no longer belonging to any world.
Language
French