In Arsal, Lebanon, ‘My Land is Burned’ unveils the myriad challenges facing Syrian refugee children and their families. Beyond the struggles, silent acts of hope by a compassionate teacher echo an ambitious desire for a brighter, happier generation.

​

A deeply personal narrative—a story of resilience, hope, and shared humanity that transcends borders. His works stand as a testament to film’s ability to bridge cultures, fostering empathy and understanding in a world often divided.