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Milo, a strong-willed feminist, navigates the streets of Baghdad by dressing in her brother's clothes, gaining the freedom she seeks. This act of defiance against societal norms allows her to explore the city in a way that would otherwise be impossible for a woman.
Khalili, a young filmmaker, discovers the power of his camera as a tool for change. He realizes that capturing stories through film can be as impactful as any weapon, highlighting the role of media in shaping narratives in a complex environment like Baghdad.
Why Watch
- •Meet Milo, a feminist breaking norms in Baghdad.
- •Follow Khalili as he uses film to challenge perspectives.
- •See how clothing transforms freedom in a conservative society.
Did You Know
•Milo dresses in her brother's clothes to gain freedom in Baghdad.
•Khalili uses his camera as a weapon for storytelling.
•The film is directed by Maja Tschumi and runs for 94 minutes.
Perfect For
Feminist narrativesMiddle Eastern cinemaIndependent filmmaking