Ayesha Hassim

An emotional and traumatic watch, and yet, knowing the historical facts of the brutality of the establishment of Israel...not as bad as I was bracing for. The viewer feels as trapped as Farha as she listens to, and witnesses the injustices done to her village. A fair depiction of history.

A story beautifully made and beautifully told. An example that represents the indomitable spirit and ingenuity that can be found across the continent in times of adversity and limited resources (basically most of the time, for most peoples on the continent 😅). It was emotive, relatable and a satisfying watch.