The world through their eyes

The world through their eyes

Hacia el mundo con tus ojos


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Watch the world through their eyes 123Movies. In April of 2006 a total of 150 disposable cameras were distributed in two of the Sahrawi refugee camps with the objective of producing a self-portait of refugee families who have lived in the desert for 30 years.

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