Kufiya
At the bus stop, Shams is singled out by a woman who criticizes her Palestinian scarf, leading to a tense confrontation that calls out the keffiyeh’s notorious stereotypes.
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Filmmaking isn't just a career path for me; it's a lifelong passion that ignites my soul. Ever since I was a child, I've been enchanted by its ability to evoke emotions, stir hearts, and illuminate the human experience. But more than that, I see filmmaking as a powerful tool—a voice that can amplify unheard stories and shine a light on marginalized communities. I carry the hopes and dreams of my people—the Muslims, the Palestinians—who are so often misrepresented and misunderstood in mainstream cinema. I want my audience to feel the pain, the joy, and the resilience of these communities—to walk in their shoes, if only for a moment, and emerge with a deeper understanding and empathy. It's a calling to use my craft not just for entertainment, but for connection. For healing. Through my lens, I invest everything into crafting a cinematic experience that goes beyond barriers of language and culture. To strive for a more just and compassionate world—one frame at a time.

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