The Corridor
Protecting Life in the Congo
When he was three years old, Dominique Bikaba’s family was expelled from their ancestral land in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. He has spent the past 30 years fighting for the rights of Indigenous and local peoples to protect their traditional lands and the gorillas that share the forests with them. Today, Dominique and a team of international partners are on an ambitious mission to secure 21 interconnected land titles.
Director: Ray Klonsky, Marc Lamy
Runtime: 34 min
Country: Congo, United States of America
Language: English, Français
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Ray Klonsky, Marc Lamy
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Corridor about?
- When he was three years old, Dominique Bikaba’s family was expelled from their ancestral land in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. He has spent the past 30 years fighting for the rights of Indigenous and local peoples to protect their traditional lands and the gorillas that share the forests with them. Today, Dominique and a team of international partners are on an ambitious mission to secure 21 interconnected land titles.
- Who directed The Corridor?
- The Corridor was directed by Ray Klonsky, Marc Lamy.
- How long is The Corridor?
- The Corridor has a runtime of 34m (34 minutes).
- Where was The Corridor produced?
- The Corridor was produced in Congo, United States of America.