Rawa by Camille Toulmé

The Female Directors Documentary Competition

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Name: Rawa by Camille Toulmé - The Female Directors Documentary Competition
Genre: Documentaries and Reportage
Duration: 719 s

Little Rawa has been living in a camp for Syrian refugees on the northern border of Lebanon for two years. She grew up with her siblings in the camp, which is like a huge playground for her, and she doesn't want to leave. Her mother Rateebah does everything to ensure that her children do not become completely isolated from the outside world.

Duration :

12 min

Available :

From 05/02/2022 to 19/04/2023

Genre :

Documentaries and Reportage