This documentary is about life in the rubbish wasteland/recycling lands of Ghana...where old absolute tech and junk makes it way to be "recycled".. It shows the brutal conditions and life of the people who work here and what they endure to make just enough money to live.. Many years before the wasteland was a beautiful savanna with greenery and animals, now it's a bogging mess where fires burn rubber and plastics to retrieve metals, tvs, monitors, phones, you name it. It's all taken apart for the "precious" metals...

If you want to see how hard life on this planet can be then this a good place to start.. Some say it's staged and propangda or nonsense but the harsh facts are it people's lives and it has been well documented for all to see here

Bumped into this documentary by chance, just changing channels on my TV one night. First scene i saw has nailed my attention to it. I couldn't believe what i saw. I've seen docs about garbage cities in India and people who live there, as shocking as this one but the fact that technological garbage from the whole world comes to a place in Africa caught me unprepared. So, it is not easy to watch this but at the same time it is filmed and narrated so well, it actually "takes you there" and instantly I felt the intimacy with the protagonists as they talk about their dreams and wishes, so humble and nice people looking for a better life , but living in that hell...yet it is in the heart of the most beautiful nature of Africa. The way the camera works is perfect. This movie is such a gem in so many ways, and I really hope, some of the protagonists will have at least some benefit from it too.