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A Letter from Yene 

In Senegal, Yene was traditionally a seaside town with many fishermen and farmers but has in recent years been troubled by coastal erosion and urbanisation. In conversation with the town’s community, Manthia Diawara explores how their lives contribute to the undermining of their shared environment.
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In Senegal, Yene was traditionally a seaside town with many fishermen and farmers but has in recent years been troubled by coastal erosion and urbanisation. In conversation with the town’s community, Manthia Diawara explores how their lives contribute to the undermining of their shared environment.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Manthia Diawara
Written By:Manthia Diawara
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Maumaus / Lumiar Cité, Serpentine Galleries

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