Dorpie

The documentary focuses on Koekie, Fluksie, Sanna, and Jo-Marie, who seek refuge in a safehouse established by community worker Lana O’Neill. In the wake of tragic events involving rapes and murders, the film sheds light on their struggles and resilience in a small town of around 15,000 residents.

With a runtime of 77 minutes, "Dorpie" offers an intimate portrait of vulnerability and strength. The film not only reflects the challenges faced by women in that community but also highlights the importance of creating safe spaces for those at risk. Julia Jaki's direction brings a poignant perspective to an urgent social issue, making it a significant work in contemporary documentary filmmaking.