What Do We Know About Refugees?

Name: What Do We Know About Refugees?
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2022-10-25
Duration: 1 h 1 min
Rating: 9.6

2022
1h 1m

IMDb RATING

9.6/10

YOUR RATING

Lisa Alavi, Margaret Phipps, and Sara Alavi in What Do We Know About Refugees? (2022)

Documentary

Actress and Global Goodwill Ambassador Sara Alavi addresses the general public's top rated most controversial misconceptions around global forced migrants and refugees, from their economic c... Read allActress and Global Goodwill Ambassador Sara Alavi addresses the general public's top rated most controversial misconceptions around global forced migrants and refugees, from their economic contributions onto the highlighted U.S. infrastructure and its advantageous effect on the a... Read allActress and Global Goodwill Ambassador Sara Alavi addresses the general public's top rated most controversial misconceptions around global forced migrants and refugees, from their economic contributions onto the highlighted U.S. infrastructure and its advantageous effect on the average American citizen, unto the stratification in society around oppressed Muslim migran... Read all

Director
- Sara Alavi
Writer
- Sara Alavi

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IMDb RATING

9.6/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Sara Alavi
Writer
- Sara Alavi

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 6 wins & 12 nominations

Featured review

10/10

Great documentary showing a different perspective of refugees

With our current media outlets, it is easy to get caught up in some of the politics surrounding refugees. This documentary did a great job highlighting what should be the most important part, the human aspect. Living in the US I am reminded about how fortunate we are that we have generally not experienced some of the hardships, tragedies and even death that so many of these refugees have. This film sheds light on many areas that are not highly publicized (human aspect, organizations assisting refugees, how refugees are contributing to society, etc.). It shares a powerful message and I hope more people are able to see the different perspectives that this documentary captures.