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In 'The Way Home', filmmaker Wael Kadlo reunites with his mother at the Beirut airport, focusing on their family history. Kadlo, born in Damascus in 1980, confronts unresolved questions about his past and the impact of their shared experiences. The film captures the emotional complexities of their relationship shaped by the socio-political landscape of the Middle East.
The documentary presents an intimate portrayal of family ties against the backdrop of Kadlo's heritage. It offers insights into personal stories that are often overlooked in broader historical contexts, allowing viewers to connect with the nuances of their lives and the region's history.
Why Watch
- •Meet Wael Kadlo and his mother at Beirut airport.
- •Find out about their family history and heritage.
- •See the impact of socio-political issues on personal lives.
Did You Know
•Wael Kadlo was born in Damascus in 1980.
•The film has a duration of 65 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in Lebanon and Syria.
Perfect For
Middle Eastern historyFamily dynamicsPersonal storytelling