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Runtime: 114min.

Release Year: 2022

Rating: NR

My Small Land

World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to honour refugees around the globe. Help us celebrate the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution.

We will have a screening of Director Emma Kawawada’s “My Small World”, a coming-of-age story exploring the tragic realities of Kurdish refugees. The film follows Sarya, a 17-year-old, who came to Japan from Turkey with her Kurdish refugee parents when she was five years old. Now a high-school senior, she is thinking of moving on to university, but is conflicted over her obligations to her family.

Although she has friends at school, Sarya doesn’t speak candidly about her situation or her background. She finally finds a confidante in Sota (Daiken Okudaira) and is able to open up about her struggles. When her family’s application for refugee status is rejected, their situation becomes extremely precarious.

SHOWTIMES

June 20
6:30 pm
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Release Year
2022
Rating
NR
Genre
Drama
Production Country
France
Production Country
Japan
Original Language
Japanese
Original Language
Turkish
Subtitles
English
Director
Emma Kawawada
Cast
Lina Arashi
Cast
Daiken Okudaira
Cast
Arashi Kahafizadeh
Cast
Lilly Kahafizadeh
Cast
Lion Kahafizadeh
Cast
Release Year
2022
Rating
NR
Genre
Drama
Production Country
France
Production Country
Japan
Original Language
Japanese
Original Language
Turkish
Subtitles
English
Director
Emma Kawawada
Cast
Lina Arashi
Cast
Daiken Okudaira
Cast
Arashi Kahafizadeh
Cast
Lilly Kahafizadeh
Cast
Lion Kahafizadeh
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