
Hiwa Argesh
as Ali
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In a city ravaged by war, while society tries to cope with the consequences of war, a small girl found a peculiar way to survive. Home is the first short shot in the city of Raqqa, former capital of the Islamic State in Syria, after it has been liberated. The film reflects on the trauma of war through the powerful gaze of her young director, Syrian filmmaker Sevinaz Evdike, who has experienced it in first person. It blends drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Spain style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Sevinaz Evdike. With a runtime of 10 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.