Galamsey: For a Fistful of Gold
A documentary about illegal goldmining in Ghana told in first person narrative. It tackles the topics mercury pollution, poverty, exploitation and corruption in a way you wouldn't expect. Investigative journalism meets tough guys, rattling beats and 3D animations.
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A documentary about illegal goldmining in Ghana told in first person narrative. It tackles the topics mercury pollution, poverty, exploitation and corruption in a way you wouldn't expect. Investigative journalism meets tough guys, rattling beats and 3D animations.
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