TAMALA

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Director: Goodhope Elieskia

2017 – 11:03′
Tanzania

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After her parents die, Tamala (15) is taken from the village to go work in the city where she struggles with violence and sexual harassment. She then decides to turn to the street for little comfort. The streets aren’t so nice for street children but Tamala fights her best fight in order to return to her grandmother back in the village.

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