NOT WHO WE ARE - Program in Arts of the Moving Image

MIDDLE EAST REFUGEES
AWARENESS WEEK
APRIL 8 - 17
presents
REFUGEE FILM SERIES
NOT WHO WE ARE
A Documentary about the Lives of Syrian Women Living as Refugees in Lebanon
Q&A to follow w/
Prof. miriam cooke (AMES)
and Anna Lamb '15
(Undergraduate Council)!
(Carol Mansour, 2013, 75 min, Lebanon, in Arabic w/ English subtitles, Color, Digital)
Not Who We Are highlights the story of Syrian refugees who became
displaced due to the brutal war in Syria. In early 2013, Syrians
became the fourth largest refugee population in the world. Bereft of
social support networks, women, in particular, become vulnerable
to discrimination, violence, and abuse. This documentary chronicles
the lives of five women refugees from different socio-educational
backgrounds. In Lebanon, they struggle against life's daily brutality
and try to rebuild lives shattered by war. They provide us with a
glimpse into their daily hardships as well as their strength, resilience
and ability to survive.
WEDNESDAY
Sponsored by rhe Duke Islamic Studies Center (DISC), the Undergraduate Council, the Duke
University Middle East Studies Center (DUMESC), the Program in the Arts of the Moving Image
(AMI), the Duke-UNC Consortium in Middle East Studies, and the Public Policy Studies Major’s
Union (PPSMU). Screening made possible by the generous permission of Forward Film Production (Beirut, Lebanon).
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APR 15
7 PM
T
H
GRIFFITH
FILM THEATER
Free Screening!
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