Weak Enough To Hear: A Deluge In Six Acts Trailer

Weak Enough To Hear: A Deluge In Six Acts Trailer (2019)

01 January 2019 39 mins

Giving water and land voice, this video imagines activities along the Euphrates River over the span of a day. The storyline subtly references the murder of Ahmed Jabbar Kareem Ali, a 15-year-old boy drowned by British troops in 2003 after accused of looting in one of the tributaries of the Euphrates in Southern Iraq called Shatt al-Basra. His fictional ghost anchors the narrative by raising questions about power manifested by those who control access to the river and land, its resources and history.

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Iran 01 January 2019

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