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Film Details
Year
2021
Duration
3 minutes
Genres
Animation, Short Films
Language
English
Synopsis
People who leave their home country often want to stay in touch with family to let them know they are safe. But the difficulties of a migrant’s journey sometimes mean that families lose contact with their loved ones. This thoughtful animation explores the struggles that can arise in the search for information about a missing migrant, the difficulties with dealing with bureaucracy and the emotional toll that a disappearance and the migration experience itself can take. With facts and figures provided by the International Organization for Migration, this informative and touching short video is a very accessible explanation about the challenges of international cooperation and missing your family.
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