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Refugee Week Shorts
UK Refugee Week, 20 Jun - 26 Jun
A resource exploring two short films on the topic of refugees.
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Film Details
Year
2014
Duration
18 minutes
Genres
Documentary
Language
Arabic (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
12-year-old Mohammed determinedly takes to the streets of Irbid in Jordan, shining shoes every day so he can take care of his family, who have moved there as refugees after the uprising in Syria. Separated from his father and brothers but sharing in their revolutionary passion, Mohammed zealously sings the chants of protest songs, entertaining his clients as he polishes their shoes. Mohammed’s infectiously energetic spirit offers a hopeful look towards the future yet reminds us of the struggle and violence he has witnessed and the burden of responsibility he shoulders at such a young age.
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This programme has not been certified by the BBFC. Into Film suggest it is engaging for ages 7-19.
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