EnglishIn Freetown, Sierra Leone, thousands of children live, work, and sleep on the streets, facing extreme poverty, exploitation, and lack of opportunities. This moving documentary highlights the pastoral and rehabilitation work of "Don Bosco Fambul," a Salesian project dedicated to rescuing these vulnerable boys and girls, including orphans from the Ebola outbreak and victims of violence. Through a symbolic representation of the Stations of the Cross mirrored in the daily suffering of street children, the film explores the harrowing challenges they face, the destructive impact of a catastrophic fire that leveled their community, and the profound message of hope, transformation, and resilience driven by those working on the peripheries to give these youth a second chance at life.
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