Femmes d'Agadez (2026)

In the windswept desert city of Agadez, northern Niger, a heavy silence hangs over the intersection of global power struggles and unforgiving European border controls. Through the lens of the filmmaker, we meet three fearless women, each carving her own path against this harsh backdrop. They share intimate truths about their daily labor, their place within the community, and the quiet, radical acts of solidarity they weave into ordinary life. Their journeys reveal a feminism born not from theory, but from the grit and grace of lived experience—a feminism that breathes, acts, and endures.