Sealand

Sealand follows Nonon, who left Mali at the age of 14 to seek a better life in Europe. The documentary highlights his experiences in the mountains of Morocco, focusing on the harsh living conditions faced by him and other sub-Saharan migrants.

The film presents a stark portrayal of their daily lives as they navigate the challenges of avoiding roundups and the destruction of makeshift camps. It provides insight into the various paths migrants take to circumvent restrictions on entering the city of Nador, ultimately leading to the crossing of a barrier.

As a documentary, Sealand offers an important perspective on migration issues, making it relevant for collectors interested in social commentary and human rights narratives.