African Migration & Integration in Europe – Summer Access Sale ($495)
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This Digital Educational Collection is available for $495 (regular institutional price $995). If your institution is experiencing exceptional budget limitations, please contact info@africanfilm.com to discuss additional pricing options.
African Migration and Integration in Europe
Designed to support teaching in African Studies, Migration Studies, European Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, Human Rights, Cultural Studies, Film and Media Studies, and related disciplines, African Migration and Integration in Europe offers a compelling examination of the experiences of African migrants navigating life in contemporary Europe. Through the perspectives of a refugee, an undocumented migrant, and a citizenship applicant, these award-winning films explore migration, identity, belonging, work, and the pursuit of a new life across Serbia, Switzerland, and Hungary.
The collection includes:
As Far As I Can Walk follows Siisi and Ababuo, a Ghanaian couple living as refugees in Belgrade after leaving Ghana in search of a better life in Europe. As Siisi struggles to integrate into Serbian society while searching for his missing wife, the film raises profound questions about displacement, identity, resilience, and belonging.
Waalo Fendo: Where the Earth Freezes chronicles the experiences of African immigrants living in France as they confront the challenges of exile, cultural adaptation, racism, and economic survival. Blending documentary observation with deeply personal testimony, the film offers an intimate portrait of migration and the search for dignity and community far from home.
The Citizen tells the story of Wilson, a refugee from Guinea-Bissau living in Budapest as he seeks Hungarian citizenship. Through his work, relationships, and encounters with bureaucracy and prejudice, the film explores the emotional and political complexities of integration, citizenship, and acceptance in contemporary Europe.
Together, these films provide a powerful framework for examining the human dimensions of migration and integration in Europe. They encourage critical discussion of forced displacement, immigration policy, citizenship, labor, race, identity, belonging, and the evolving multicultural landscape of European societies.
Purchase includes perpetual institutional streaming access with Public Performance Rights (PPR) to all three films.