Freewords: A Poet from Gaza, is a documentary detailing the life and experiences of Palestinian poet Mosab Abo Touha and his homeland, Palestine. The film delves into Mosab's journey as he navigates the complexities of living in oppression. This is not just a story of one poet; it is a testament to the universal struggle for freedom of expression and the enduring power of words to inspire change. The film captures the essence of creativity as a lifeline, illuminating the vital role that art plays in shaping narratives and fostering hope in a fractured world.
Biography:
Abdullah Harun İlhan is a film director and photographer. His passion for visual arts ignited at an early age, leading him to create his first short film at just eleven. With over 100 film festival screenings and numerous awards for his short films and documentaries, he gained recognition early in his career. At seventeen, he held his first photography exhibition. Though he worked as a graphic designer and 3d animator, his works are concentrated in photography and cinema areas. He studied cinema and filmmaking in the United States, United Kingdom, South Korea, Turkey and Qatar. His academic research interests are in Cinema and Philosophy.
