Blue / Red / Deport

The documentary follows Talib Shah Hossaini, who at 37 years old finds himself in the Moria refugee camp, which was the largest in Europe before its destruction in 2020. Instead of succumbing to despair, Talib decides to create a film titled "Picnic," which serves as a lens into the lives of refugees in a camp often referred to as a humanitarian disaster.

"Blue / Red / Deport" delves into significant themes such as the contrast between dreams and reality, the role of art in survival, and the immigration policies impacting Europe. The film encourages viewers to connect with the stories of those who are often marginalized, fostering a deeper understanding of their struggles and aspirations. This documentary stands as a poignant representation of the refugee experience through the eyes of someone living it.