The Wild Frontier

The Wild Frontier presents a stark look at a city that was home to nearly 7,800 residents before a devastating 50% reduction in February 2016. This documentary highlights the journey of 4,000 migrants forced to adapt to life in the northern zone after being expelled from the South zone.

As the state moves to dismantle the entire territory by October 2016, the film captures the struggles and rebirth of the displaced inhabitants. It delves into the broader themes of urban development, social challenges, and human resilience in the face of adversity. This documentary stands as a significant entry in contemporary discussions around migration and urban policy.