Living Without a Country. The Rohingya Exile

The Catalan director Alberto Martos presents together with the production company Pauxa Films 'Living without a country: the Rohingya exile'. Martos is passionate about documentary cinema, with this sum his fifth title as a director, some of his works are: 'The legacy of Birendra', 'Brief introduction to the ancient history of Ibiza' or, most recently, 'The color of soul'.

'Living Without a Country. Rohingya Exile' is a documentary film focuses on giving visibility to what is currently happening in the Rohingya Muslim community, a silent genocide at the hands of the Government of Burma against a community that is nomadic by nature, without country to belong to.

The documentary is full of the information necessary to know the origin of this problem. It has a lot of testimonies from experts in this community, such as: Nurul Islam, lawyer, activist and President of the Arakan Rohingya National Organization or Razia Sultan, also a lawyer, activist and founder of the Rohingya Women's Welfare Society.

However, the harshest statements come from the people who survived the Burmese government's lash: Dildar Begum, Nurbahar or Lucky are just three of the people in charge of projecting the voice of the more than a million exiles who come together in the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.