Jamila Hanan

This deeply moving short documentary helps one to connect with the pain suffered by Rohingya victims of the Tula Toli massacre, and also to realise that this atrocious massacre was one that was clearly planned by Myanmar authorities. I've watched this several times now, but am still horrified and moved to tears every time I listen to these testimonies of survivors shortly after they fled their village, just as they crossed the border to Bangladesh. The filming is beautifully captured and sensitively put together. The feeling one is left with at the end is that of outrage at the injustice this community has suffered and the desire to do something practical to help these victims, to bring about some justice and put an end to this suffering. Everyone should know what happened at Tula Toli. This documentary needs to be seen.