The Price of the Sun

Description

A vast solar park is being constructed in the desert, prompting a significant transformation of the landscape. This development forces a nomadic Berber tribe to abandon their traditional way of life, which has persisted for centuries. As the solar park expands, the tribe faces challenges in preserving their cultural identity and livelihood while adapting to the new environment imposed upon them. The documentary also examines the broader implications of renewable energy on local communities. It highlights the tensions between modern energy demands and the rights of indigenous populations. Through interviews and on-the-ground footage, the film presents multiple perspectives on this transition, showcasing not only the tribe's struggles but also the motivations of the developers and stakeholders involved in the solar project. The cast includes individuals from the Berber community and industry representatives, providing a comprehensive view of the situation.