Synopsis

EXODUS – Where I ComMoe From is Disappearing

tells the incredible stories of six people from different parts
of the world who have been forced to leave their homes and
build their lives under new challenging circumstances.

Napuli, a political activist, had to flee South Sudan via Uganda
to Germany, where she is fighting for the right to stay.
Tarcha was born in Western Sahara, and had to flee to Algeria,
in 1975, because of the Moroccan invasion, and has lived since
then in refugee camps. Born in Syria, Dana arrived in Brazil via
Turkey, and is desperate to reunite with her family in Canada,
and Nizar, a Palestinian-Syrian, is on his journey from Brazil
via Cuba to Europe, where he is hoping to find refuge and to bring
his family. Bruno, from Togo, spent 9 years in German camps,
until he was finally able to legalize his status there, and has
helping other refugees since then. Lahtow and Mahka from
Kachin, Myanmar, had to leave their homes due to the ongoing
military conflict; though located amidst a war zone, Mahka faces
the danger to visit his abandoned home with his family.

Our protagonists’ stories are told in parallel, and not as episodes,
portraying the development of their destinies throughout the
period of over 2 years that we have been accompanying them.