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The Migration Blanket - Climate Solidarity

Synopsis

This film depicts the harrowing effect of climate change on the lives of girls and women globally, and features over 400 pieces of handmade artwork from 150 refugee and marginalised women in 17 Commonwealth countries worldwide and climate activists, these were created during ARTconnects workshops. The film calls for climate justice and presents personal accounts of how women and girls lives are directly being affected by climate change.
The film raises awareness of the devastating impacts climate change has on the globe, as well as promote diversity and spark meaningful discussions on this human rights issue to promote cohesion.

Details

Year: 2022
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 20 min
Director: Salma Zulfiqar
Producer: Salma Zulfiqar
Co-Producer: Malak Alkhair, Hortense De Litto, Mahreen Khan
Executive Producer: Salma Zulfiqar
Editor: Bella Blackburne
Screenwriter: Salma Zulfiqar

Genre

Human Rights Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

ARTconnects

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