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In 'Elsewhere, Everywhere', Shahin, a 20-year-old Iranian boy, flees his homeland seeking safety and a new life. His journey begins in Greece, where he arrives alone and faces the complexities of immigration and asylum. The film captures Shahin's experiences through digital communication, including text messages and phone conversations, which connect him to the world amid the harsh realities of displacement.
As Shahin travels to England, his story is revealed through an immigration office's questionnaire, showcasing the bureaucratic hurdles refugees encounter. The documentary presents an intimate portrayal of Shahin's life, reflecting broader themes of migration and the human spirit's ability to endure adversity.
Why Watch
- •Follow Shahin's experience in Greece and England.
- •Meet Shahin through his digital communications.
- •See the immigration office's questionnaire firsthand.
Did You Know
•Shahin is a 20-year-old boy from Iran.
•The film has a duration of 63 minutes.
•It features multiple languages: English, French, and Farsi.
•The documentary was directed by Miléna Trivier.
Perfect For
Immigration issuesDigital communicationRefugee experiences