Capturing life on the Italian island of Lampedusa, a frontline in the European migrant crisis.
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Fire at Sea delicately portrays life on Lampedusa, the Italian island at the heart of Europe's migrant influx. It contrasts the everyday life of a local boy with the arrival of migrants, providing a dual narrative of existence within the same space. The film abstains from overt commentary, instead presenting a powerful observation on the human condition, displacement, and the search for refuge.
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Released
February 18, 2016
Director
Gianfranco Rosi
Cast
Samuele Pucillo, Mattias Cucina, Samuele Caruana, Pietro Bartolo, Giuseppe Fragapane, Francesco Paterna
Genre
Documentary