Directed by Oumar Brams Mbaye, this documentary was filmed over 11 years in 14 countries across Africa and Europe. The 66-minute film unveils the harrowing experiences of migrants and sheds light on the often misunderstood reality of irregular migration.In this exclusive interview with Ndiémé Faye for Dialogue Migration, the director reflects on the deeply intense nature of the project and highlights the commitment required to present an authentic and compassionate perspective on a global phenomenon that affects millions of lives.
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