Mohammed Sheikh, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors, where it won one of the main awards, discusses his cinematic story about such universal themes as "loss, grief, love, family, justice."
Mohammed Sheikh, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors, where it won one of the main awards, discusses his cinematic story about such universal themes as "loss, grief, love, family, justice."
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Mohammed Sheikh, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors, where it won one of the main awards, discusses his cinematic story about such universal themes as "loss, grief, love, family, justice."
