A very beautiful film, very moving, but simple. And it is at the same time a document, a lesson in image literacy, a record of impact, an account of ‘social’ media.

It is done in a sensitive and unpretentious way. Needless to say, your project also raises a lot of questions, such as how these interactions and photos affected the refugees, what impact it had on them, how was this impact addressed by you etc.

Short and precise: a visual statement around human dignity, in front and behind the camera. A group of young people learn, cooperate and frame their vision of “ the other”. And refugee families and unaccompanied youth enjoy a moment of respect and visibility.

We, the SCI Hellas volunteers, watched this during our afternoon film screenings a few days ago. Found this video very interesting and especially touching. The music that accompanies it does it justice and it clearly adds to the overall harmony of this short film. But there is also a really […]