In Layaly Badr’s documentary short, Road to Palestine, seven-year-old Layla – who has been badly injured in an air raid – lives in a refugee camp outside Palestine. Layla and her friends describe how they imagine Palestine, despite never having seen it.
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sophie
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noah
5.0★ · 12/04/25
“do you now understand why kids play the war game?” “struggling is our only way to palestine.” my heart is broken
“do you now understand why kids play the war game?” “struggling is our only way to palestine.” my heart is broken
“Layla’s father is a hero. This means to palestinian children that he was martyred.”
Yet another tragic reminder that nothing much has changer the last decades.
This is a sweetly animated yet super sad film that speaks to the truth of way too many palestinians. I think it’s unimaginable what it must feel like to never have set foot onto your homeland. To not even know what it looks like. To only imagine the houses and landscapes and fields in your head, based in the tales of your parents and grandparents.
The struggle will continue until Palestine is finally free!
“Layla’s father is a hero. This means to palestinian children that he was martyred.”
Yet another tragic reminder that nothing much has changer the last decades.
This is a sweetly animated yet super sad film that speaks to the truth of way too many palestinians. I think it’s unimaginable what it must feel like to never have set foot onto your homeland. To not even know what it looks like. To only imagine the houses and landscapes and fields in your head, based in the tales of your parents and grandparents.
The struggle will continue until Palestine is finally free!
