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ByDesign 2022 Desert Paradise (Paradijs in de Woestijn)

In-person screening: Mar. 19 at 4:30pm

$13 General Admission
$10 Student/Child/Senior
$7 Member

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Ike Bertels
Netherlands
2020
1h 27m
Festival - ByDesign Festival 2022 [Hybrid]

About:
** US premiere! **
Located in the remote Namibian desert, the town of Oranjemund has long been reliant on opportunities provided by the local diamond mine, which for years has been the primary source of education, water, and job opportunities for the towns residents. With the mines impending closure, Oranjemunds diverse residents are left in limbo as they consider whether to stay or leave; adapt or give up.

Desert Paradise is a behind-the-scenes look at the complex bureaucracy that Oranjemund residents must navigate if they hope to assert their identity and create genuine independence for their village. The most committed among them take it upon themselves to try to fill the vacuum left by the mining company, fostering local economies in gardening and tourism in an effort to secure a better future for the town.

(Ike Bertels, Netherlands, 2020, 87 min, in Afrikaans, English & Occitan with English subtitles)

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Northwest Film Forum (Ver)
1515 12th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
United States

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