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Everyday waste from Dakar arrives at the Mbeubeus dump: 1300 tons a day of material of every kind: home rubbish, sanitary and industrial waste.
More than 2000 people earn their livelihood by working in the dump: some collect items, some sell, others buy, repair or recycle them.
Mame Ngor is one of the 300 children working in the dump as collectors.
On average, a child earns 1000 Cfa (1,52 euros) a day and for many families this income is essential for survival. Mame Ngor tells about his days in the dump, revealing a world that amazes for its organization and normality, despite the toxic smoke, the persistent stench and the awful scenery.
Simona Risi (Milan, 1970) attends the l’Istituto Europeo del Design and works as graphic designer for agencies and production companies. She began her filmmaking career with Ecomoda (1997), followed by Ritmi Urbani (1998), Indonesia (1999), Sahel (2000), Nunca Mais (2003), Vela Rotta (2005) and Ocean View (2006).
Edizione 2007
CONCORSO DOCUMENTARI ITALIANI
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Italy , 2007, 18'
REGIA/DIRECTOR
Simona Risi
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Waste, Pollution
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