00:00The impact of the voice of Hind Rajab went beyond my expectation, really.
00:05It started in Venice Film Festival, and the premiere was really something, I can say.
00:13You know, when I started doing this movie, my main ambition was to make her voice resonate all over the
00:21world
00:21because her story wasn't talked a lot about, especially in Western media,
00:27and she was a small voice, a small extract, lost on Internet, scrolling social media,
00:34and I thought that she deserved better for her memory.
00:40I always think that movies don't have the power, you know.
00:43We are not politicians to change situations or to have a better future,
00:49but movies can change the way we see the world, for example, you know.
00:54But here, with this movie, we had some concrete things.
00:58You know, we live in a world where when you have the big gun, the big army, the big power,
01:04you rule the world.
01:05I mean, we are seeing the collapsing of international law that we agreed on after World War II.
01:13So we are entering in a very, you know, disturbing, violent, violent, violent place.
01:20And this movie was done in this, you know, twilight.
01:25So I hope, you know, a movie can change things, but it's a collective desire.
01:33So maybe it can contaminate a lot of people.
01:36So we ask for justice, for a better future, for something more just, at least for our children.
