Two underage refugees from Syria and Iraq face trial in a Greek juvenile prison after being arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants.
Synopsis
Two underage refugees from Syria and Iraq face trial in a Greek juvenile prison after being arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants.
Synopsis
Jasim and Alsaleh sit in a juvenile prison in Greece, awaiting the verdict of their trial. Both are underage refugees arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants. The film follows their lives in prison and the courtroom, capturing the tension of their legal battle. Phone calls with their mothers, still in conflict zones, reveal the emotional strain on both sides. As the boys face uncertain futures, the documentary illustrates the plight of young migrants coerced into dangerous situations while actual smugglers evade justice.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jasim and Alsaleh in a Greek juvenile prison.
- Follow their tense courtroom trial.
- Find out about their families in war-torn regions.
Did You Know
- Jasim and Alsaleh are underage refugees from Syria and Iraq.
- The film takes place in a Greek juvenile prison.
- The documentary has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- The film was directed by Marianna Economou.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main subjects of 'The Longest Run'?
Jasim and Alsaleh are the main subjects, two underage refugees from Syria and Iraq.
What legal trouble do Jasim and Alsaleh face in the documentary?
They are arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants and are awaiting trial in a Greek prison.
What is the duration of 'The Longest Run'?
The documentary has a duration of 75 minutes.
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