The Years We Have Been Nowhere explores the reality of deportees to Sierra Leone, by facing lots of individual cases of people deported from western countries up to determining repeated forms of marginalization that characterize not only the experience abroad but also the one lived when they return home.
“I never met my father; I know his face, I heard his voice, I speak quite often with him. His German accent is a bit funny. I understand what he wants to say, but I never met him”.

A girl in Berlin