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Gdeim Izik's cry, is a 2010 Sahrawi movie, directed by Hayetna Mohemed Deidi. with a runtime of 24 minutes.
Gdeim Izik's Cry is a documentary film that bears witness to the Gdeim Izik protest camp established by Sahrawi people near Laayoune in 2010, a peaceful demonstration demanding improved living conditions under Moroccan occupation and the right to self-determination. The film documents how the Moroccan military ultimately dissolved the camp by force, capturing the human cost of a conflict that the international community rarely sees up close. It is a vital historical record of a pivotal moment in the ongoing struggle for Sahrawi rights.
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