Gaza Strip

Year: 2002

Runtime: 74 min

Director: James Longley

Documentary

Amidst the challenging environment of the Gaza Strip, the film portrays Mohammed Hejazi, a determined 13-year-old boy who chooses to leave school and navigate life independently. Balancing youthful defiance with the difficult realities of his surroundings, his experiences offer a moving look at the lives of children growing up in a conflict zone, highlighting their strength and resilience.

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