Ceuta, Prison by the Sea

Ceuta, Prison by the Sea (Ceuta, Douce Prison):
With no voice-over or added commentary, Ceuta, Prison by the Sea is a powerful documentary that focuses on the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in northern Morocco, which has become a hub for an increasing number of refugees from Africa and Asia. The candid conversations of the residents of the CETI (the temporary immigrant stay centre) take the viewers through, not only the daily lives of refugees in Ceuta, but their hopes, longings and relationships with loved ones at home.

Trailer (in French) and film details: docks66.com/en/in-distribution/ceuta-prison-by-the-sea/

Nearest stations are (equidistant) Stepney Green (District, Hammersmith & City) and Whitechapel (District, Hammersmith & City, Overground). Buses 25 and 205 also serve the venue (in both directions).

Tickets (limited) cost £6.88 (includes booking fee) and are available through Eventbrite - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ceuta-prison-by-the-sea-a-screening-by-maghreb-cine-root-25-tickets-52321615360?aff=eac2

Tickets will be available on the door if not sold out in advance.

Doors open 7pm, feature starts shortly after 7.30pm.

Ceuta, Prison by the Sea (Ceuta, Douce Prison) | France | 2014 | 90 mins | Directors: Jonathan Millet and Loic H. Rechi | In various languages with English subtitles.