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Burning in the Sun (2010) | Slate

Burning in the Sun

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Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Burning in the Sun

Daniel Dembélé wants to bring electricity to the rural households of Mali, 99% of which live without power. He returns to his homeland to build recycled solar panels. BURNING IN THE SUN explores the small steps that can change the destiny of a nation.

Released: 2010
Runtime: 1h 22m
Genres: Documentary
Language: English

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Cambria MatlowDirector

Morgan RobinsonDirector

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