Adnan

About This Movie

Adnan is a poignant exploration of the childhood experience amidst trauma. The film gracefully captures the perspective of a ten-year-old Syrian refugee, whose life has been uprooted. The tone is both gentle and heavy, weaving moments of innocence with the harsh realities of loss. You really feel the weight of his mother's PTSD, which creates a tense atmosphere—especially as the boy's creativity becomes his tool for connection. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the emotional beats to resonate without rushing. While the director remains unknown, the performances are sincere and raw, particularly the young actor who brings a palpable sense of hope and resilience to the screen. It's a distinctive take on refugee narratives, inviting viewers to see through the eyes of a child trying to mend a broken world.

Themes of childhood and resilience in adversity. · Explores the impact of war on family dynamics. · Strong emphasis on emotional storytelling and character development.