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A still from the film ‘Zawal’ that was screened at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah. (Supplied)

‘Zawal’: Pandemic perceived from the eyes of a child refugee

The film, through Adam, highlights how the refugees are tethered to their trauma, constantly reminded of it during the pandemic

By Ghadi Joudah · 21 December 2021

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