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The Woman Who Walks

2025, English. Directed by Francesco Clerici & Khaoula Matri.

Authentic testimonies from women in sub-Saharan Africa reveal the suffering and violence that accompany their hopeful journey to Tunisia and southern Europe. Their faces remain hidden from the camera; we see only fragments of their bodies and destinies. A chilling portrait of people who would rather risk death at sea than life in their own country.

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Released
28 October 2025
Original title
La femme qui marche
Country
Italy, United Kingdom, Tunisia

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The Woman Who Walks runs 27 minutes (0h 27m).

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The Woman Who Walks isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 28 October 2025. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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Who directed The Woman Who Walks?

The Woman Who Walks (2025) was directed by Francesco Clerici and Khaoula Matri.

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