Stand by · pulling the latest frames
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In the dunes of the Sahara, a Jaima, the traditional Saharawi tent. Through the tea ritual, a woman takes us into the past and present of her people, persecuted and driven from their land. There are three teas she offers us: the first, bitter as life; the second, sweet as love; the third, mild as death. Each tea tells us a story.
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“A view of a persecuted people of the Sahara, seen through the ritual of tea.”
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