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Rahma, a single mother from Eritrea and her four children live togather in a small unit located in Melbourne's inner suburbs. As Rahma encourages her children to maintain a strong sense and understanding of their own faith and culture, it is through her that the children collectively find the strength, love and compassion as a means of embracing Australian society as they grow up. This inevitably is contrasted with the personal difficulties and disconnect she faces integrating into a world beyond her home.
Directed By: Rendah Haj
Australia/Ethopia (2019)
Starring: Rahma Bashir, Hayat Omer, Mohammad Omer, Ibrahim Omer, Sara Hassen
Film Festivals & Awards:
・NOVA Frontier Film Festival
・Slamdance
・Melbourne Documentary Film Festival
・New York African Film Festival
・Toronto Short Documentary Film Festival
・Spotlight Documentary Film Awards - Bronze Award Winner
・Georgia Documentary Film Festival
・Muslim film Festival Special Screening
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Haiti, nowadays : one day in the life of a family of three : three Haitian men, alone with their dreams and frustrations. Three generations under the burning sun. A day like every other day... And between th...
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During the 1990 World Cup, two young Palestinian boys are looking for “Maradona’s legs”; the last missing sticker that they need in order to complete their world cup album and win a free Atari.
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For twenty years, André has been making a living organizing the transport of migrants between Agadez (Niger) and Sabha (Libya). To him and to a large part of the population in Agadez, crossing the Sahara was...
