Syrian Refugees: A Human Crisis Revealed in a Powerful Short Film | Short Film Showcase

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Filmmaker Lior Sperandeo captures the raw emotion of life as a refugee. According to the UN, 865,000 refugees and migrants reached Greece by sea in 2015. See...

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