Welcome to the Smiling Coast: Living in the Gambian Ghetto Trailer (2016)
"A documentary behind the smile of Gambian tourism"11 February 2016Factual72 mins
A documentary that captures the daily struggles of 15 youngsters moving within the informal economy of the Gambian tourism industry of sun, safari and sex. With the lure of a better future just around the corner, do they try their luck abroad or find their peace at home?
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