By Jamie Brandel | Production Manager
The brutal civil war in Syria is approaching its eight year. Over six million people are internally displaced, over five and a half million have fled the country, over four hundred thousand have died and one million have been wounded. And yet this crisis has all but disappeared from the news cycle: collateral damage of international politics and our limited attention span. Reports that say it is safe for refugees to return home are both exaggerated and untrue.
Over the last 5 years, 3 Generations has filmed stories of Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon: producing the short film THREE, the feature documentary LOST IN LEBANON and additional short videos on our website. We continue to follow the progress of those we have filmed and to make their stories available to broad audiences. We do not forget their suffering and the destruction of this once vital and culturally rich country.
Since its release in Spring 2017, LOST IN LEBANON has toured the globe, playing at film festivals and human rights events, such as one for Humanity House at The Hague. Now, along with THREE, it is available for non-theatrical, educational and community screenings in the USA, Canada and elsewhere. If you have not seen our films and heard the voices of the brave Syrians who shared their stories, please consider setting up a screening in your community. These stories are more vital than ever.
By Jamie Brandel | Production Manager
By Jamie Brandel | Production Manager
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