Screened as part of TOAFF18
Two young refugees, Hamama and Caluna, have left everything behind. Stranded in a camp in northern Italy, they decide to go over the Alps and cross the closed border into Switzerland at night.
Hamama & Caluna
Director: Andreas Muggli | Countries of production: Switzerland | Year: 2018 | Length: 23 min
Language: English, German with English subtitles | Age: 12+ years
Official selection, Visions du Réel
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